Scottish Daily Mail

Straight to the POINT

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STOP and search was declared to be racial discrimina­tion by PC bleeding hearts. As a result we’ve had real hearts bleeding to death. MICHAEL WEEKS, Birmingham.

THE mystery about the BBC’s Ordeal By Innocence was not who the murderer was, but why Agatha Christie’s ending was changed. COLIN BOWER, Nottingham.

NOW a chief constable has taken a stand against ‘old white men singing’, can he ask the Dagenham Girl Pipers to let these singers join them in the name of diversity and equality? T. BAILEY, Nottingham.

WHY doesn’t the chief constable stand down to make way for a woman? That would prove his belief in equal opportunit­ies. R. K. DAVIS, Horndean, Hants.

THE sugar tax will have little impact on obesity. What about alcohol, diets full of carbohydra­tes and fat and a lack of exercise? ALFRED LEVY, Ilford, Essex.

PAUL HOLLYWOOD’S girlfriend’s nicknamed him Cake Cake. Judging by recent photos, Roly Pauly would be more appropriat­e. GERRY DOYLE, Liverpool. WHERE I come from, we call someone cakey if they are a sandwich short of a picnic. LINDA HARRIS, Swansea.

MY WIFE has been collecting 20p coins to pay into our son’s account when she has £10 worth. But she’s not allowed to do this any more because of rules on money laundering! MICHAEL J. GODWIN, Stafford.

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