Daily Mail

Straight to the POINT

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■ THE lawyers defending the sub-postmaster­s all seem to have been useless.

T.C. RUSLING, Cottingham, E. Yorks.

■ I WISH ter ask politician­s, could you please revert to using the word ‘to’.

PHIL PROUD, leicester.

■ I’M JUST waiting for someone to tell us the volcanic eruptions in Iceland are a result of climate change.

PATRICK BRANDON, Budleigh salterton, devon.

■ IS ANYONE else sick of being exhorted to ‘grab’ bargains and offers?

CAROLA INGALL, alton, hants.

■ KIRSTIE’S surname should be Allstropp.

M. SMITH, Chatham, kent.

■ FINDING my surname in print so often is disquietin­g. Would ‘Sir Ed’ or just ‘the Liberal muppet’ suffice?

BOB DAVEY (no relation), Wigan, lancs.

■ LILIBET is pronounced ‘Lilabut’. My grandad called me this nickname and the late Queen’s grandfathe­r, King George V, used it for her.

E. (LILIBET) ALVEY, southport, Merseyside.

■ THERE must be more village idiots in the Westminste­r Village than any other.

DEN HARDING, Poulton-le-Fylde, lancs.

■ WAS Frederik X, the new King of Denmark, formerly known as Frederik Twitter?

SUSAN GREESON, East Chinnock, somerset.

■ ‘MURRAY hints the end is nigh’ (Mail). Is he referring to his tennis career or Planet Earth’s game, set and match?

GEOFF PAGE, hitchin, herts.

■ WHAT a load of woke trash the Emmys are.

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