Straight to the POINT

■ WAS the James Corden interview the first time Harry has been on a bus? STEPHEN TONG, Pudsey, W. Yorks.

■ WHAT’S the best way to maintain your privacy? A celebrity TV interview. M. Southon, Christchurch, Dorset.

■ I COULDN’T help feeling excited to read that women are driven mad with lust by a Full Moon (Femail). My wife was at it all night — snoring! DAVE PREEDY, Crewe, Cheshire.

■ THE long-awaited battle between Salmond and Sturgeon turns out to be a damp squid. SIMON R. GLADDISH, Swansea.

■ STURGEON v Salmon: these two big fish are not as important as the livelihoods of fishermen. RALPH DONCASTER, Bridgnorth, Shropshire.

■ WHY didn’t Howden junior school pick Captain Sir Tom Moore as a house name? JACK MATTHEWS, Ilford, Essex.

■ BIG pants back in fashion (Inspire)? Big prices you mean. I don’t have to pay £35 at Asda. ANN LANGFORD, Lower Willingdon, E. Sussex.

■ HELP To Buy schemes and stamp duty holidays push up house prices and make builders rich. MICK BRIDGSTOCK, Rushden, Northants.

■ WHAT a relief VAR has ended chaos and solved all the football controversies — not! M. Busby, Birchington, Kent.

■ BBC shows are all cookery, repeats, antiques, property. Not too difficult to come up with an appropriate mnemonic . . . R. MYERS, Doncaster, S. Yorks.

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