Scottish Daily Mail

Straight to the POINT

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IS IT too much to hope that following the tragic death of Jo Cox, her legacy will be that both sides of the EU Referendum debate will conduct the final days of the referendum campaign with some degree of decorum and statesmans­hip?

PETER SCALES, Faringdon, Oxon I AGREE about the unregulate­d anti-social noise that motorbike owners are allowed to make (Letters). Some say they need to be noisy so car drivers can hear them coming, while others admit they simply replace the noise-reducing, factory fitted exhausts with noisier ones.

PAUL BRUCE, Newcastle upon Tyne.

WATCHING the dramatic Bob Geldof/Nigel Farage Thames showdown, who knew floating voters could be so passionate? VINCENT HEFTER, Richmond, Surrey.

IF THE retired prison officer can’t live on a pension of £723 a month (Letters), how is my retired mother expected to live on the basic state pension of less than £500 a month? MARK WRIGHT, Bolton.

SURELY what underpins a democracy is the accountabi­lity for their actions of those that govern our daily lives? Why then does Sir CoverUp, Jeremy Heywood, not appear to be held to account? Is he accountabl­e to anyone?

ROD CRISP, Hunstanton, Norfolk. A BIG thank you to Asda for reducing the pack size of Pink Lady apples from six to four ‘to make it more convenient for me’. And also for keeping the £2 price the same as you obviously realise how confused I get about money.

D. R. WHEEDON, Nuneaton, Warks. IT WAS stated that the surface temperatur­e of Uranus is minus 197c (On This Day column). Yours might, but though mine gets considerat­ely cold in winter, it never reaches that figure.

J. HAGUE, Wakefield, W. Yorks.

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