Straight to the POINT

ELECTRIC cars to have an audible warning (Mail)? To respect their origin, would the noise of jangling milk bottles be appropriate? R. WIDDOWSON, Cleveland, N. Yorks.

MY HUSBAND was looking to buy a beautiful grey hunter. But horses loves to roll on the ground (Mail). I asked him if he really wanted a green horse for summer and a dark brown one in the winter. C. D. FIELD, Mellieha, Malta.

THERE are too many over-cooked cookery TV shows with half-baked presenters. Ms B. MATHER, South Brent, Devon.

INSTEAD of ‘bags for life’, let’s just get back to stout paper bags (Weekender) in shops. JEAN HALL, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire.

WITH her super-skinny legs, Amal Clooney should forget about minis and playsuits (Mail) and instead wear long skirts or trousers. R. L. BULLOCK, Barnsley, S. Yorks.

AN IRONIC juxtaposition: on the front page, a river of plastic. On page three, Cambridge students party on a plastic-strewn lawn. ALLAN NIBLETT, London SW11.

THE various Brexit tariffs are too complicated. Let’s have an old-fashioned divorce: pay what we owe and go our separate ways. JOHN COLLINS, Chelmsford, Essex.

A UNIVERSITY researcher has branded the Mr Men and Little Miss characters sexist (Mail). This calls for a new book title: Little Miss Agenda-Biased Time-Waster. F. HARVEY, Bristol.