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message does this send out? That if you are rich and can afford it, you can get away with just about anything. I, for one, am disgusted with him and he has certainly gone down in my estimation and I imagine a lot of other people’s too. His smug look made me sick. C Simmons, Halifax, West Yorks

I am disgusted with Mr Loophole and the judge for letting David Beckham get away with speeding. I was caught doing 36mph in a 30 zone and knew I was in the wrong.

Even though I was taking my cousin to hospital, I still had to pay the fine which I accepted because it was my fault.

But Beckham was doing 19mph over the speed limit. I think it’s time our judicial system was looked at to stop Mr Loophole getting these famous people off driving charges.

It shows there is one law for the rich and another for the rest of us. Roy Williamson, Castleford West Yorks

I received a Notice of Fixed Penalty for a non-serious offence of driving at 40mph on a dual carriageway in a 30mph zone when returning home after burying my mother. I submitted my legally entitled mitigating circumstances but was issued with a summons to arrange a court hearing for my case to be heard by a magistrate.

I received three points on my licence. But Nick Freeman got David Beckham off, arguing a speeding notice arrived one day late. I wish I could afford Mr Freeman, but I can’t. How fair is that? Name supplied, Scarborough N Yorks

It was disgusting to see David Beckham on the front page of the Daily Mirror after getting off a speeding fine, then to read the next day how he celebrated with a bottle of wine costing £1,300. That says it all, really. P Smith King’s Lynn Norfolk