Daily Mail

Straight to the POINT

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WHY rail against a wealth tax? Surely those with the deepest pockets should shoulder the greatest burden.

TERRY COATES, Birmingham.

I’D LIKE to see a job descriptio­n for a university vice chancellor to see what they do for their money.

DAVID EDWARDS, Leighton Buzzard, Beds.

IT CERTAINLY is a chock-a-blockdown (Mail). I’ve decided to forgo my daily walk because I feel unsafe and anxious due to the crowds.

B. NICOL, Grimsby, Lincs.

THE price of trampoline­s is going through the roof and will soon be sky high.

D. M. DEAMER, York.

CROUCHIE’S moustache won’t get him back in the England team. He’ll need ringlets or a bun, a beard, tattoos and a hyphenated name.

RON MOORE, Ely, Cambs.

FINE the football managers and the silly goal celebratio­ns will disappear overnight.

RALPH DONCASTER, Bridgnorth, Shropshire. SHOULDN’T we be celebratin­g the fact that the Prime Minister, whom we nearly lost to Covid, is able to cycle seven miles?

HEATHER SPINk, Heathfield, E. Sussex

AN ADDITION to Tom Utley’s list of dreaded computer messages: ‘We’re making it even easier to log on.’

CHRIS RUSSELL, Chalfont St Giles, Bucks.

IF PIERS Corbyn and his followers think Covid is a hoax, why don’t they volunteer in the under-staffed hospitals?

PETER BECkLEY, Crawley, W. Sussex.

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