Scottish Daily Mail

Straight to the POINT

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BREXIT concerns the UK as the EU member state, so why are we subject to Mike Russell (Mail) droning on about it at Holyrood? STEVE ROSS, Glenrothes, Fife.

WHAT’S so wrong with ultra-skinny women (Mail)? Abs make the heart grow fonder! VINCENT HEFTER, Richmond, Surrey.

WALKING meetings aren’t new (Mail). Forty years ago as manager of Forfar leisure centre, we held management meetings walking round the loch, away from ringing phones. C. LOWRY, Stockport, Gtr. Manchester.

I WAS saddened that the Yellow Pages is to be axed. Let’s beware of the dangers of cyber attacks and smartphone addiction and return to simpler ways —Yellow Pages included. RICHARD KNIGHTLEY, Herts.

HOW many people really think the muscular, hard-as-nails bodies of celebs with toned tums look attractive? Do their partners secretly wish they had something softer to cuddle? MARIE O’BRIEN, Wirral.

NO, JACK DEE, the real irony is that our sense of irony has been destroyed by political correctnes­s imported from America. NICK WOOTTON, Wallasey, Wirral.

WILL Tesco be charging admin costs when it rounds up your shop bill for charity (Letters)? CHRIS HYLAND, Northampto­n.

I HOPE the health and safety brigade won’t stop the real-life Just Williams (Mail) from being adventurou­s and having the sort of fun I enjoyed as a child. TREVOR NEWMAN, Dunstable, Beds.

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