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÷ I’M NOT surprised Netflix has increased its charges as it’s just signed a very expensive, high-maintenanc­e contract...

RUTH BARTLETT, Harefield, Middlesex. ÷ I’M SHOCKED at the BBC graphic for over-70s: a bent figure with a walking stick. Over-75s fare even worse: they have a zimmer frame.

ALAN WRIGHT, St Bees, Cumbria. ÷ TO DEAL with the logistical problems of delivering the two jabs, may I suggest Lord Prescott be made vaccine tsar.

NICHOLAS ROYALL, Eastbourne, E. Sussex. ÷ IT MAY not be fair to ask teachers to grade exams. None of my tutors thought much of me, but to their surprise I passed six O-levels.

BRIAN J. CROSS, Hayling Island, Hants. ÷ I THOUGHT my online supermarke­t delivery had missed off my veg order, until I found one lonely little sprout with a price ticket of 2p.

M. WARD-BOOTH, Bishop’s Stortford, Herts. ÷ THOSE applying to be MPs should have to fill out the same paperwork as those wishing to help the vaccinatio­n roll-out.

KEITH THOMPSON, Warrington, Cheshire. ÷ DONALD TRUMP may not be coming to Scotland to play golf, but for political asylum.

DON TROWER, Braintree, Essex. ÷ THOSE who criticise a knighthood for Lewis Hamilton should name another person who’s had the National Anthem played more than 95 times to reflect their performanc­e on the world stage.

GEORGE COOKSON, Wakefield, W. Yorks.

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