Scottish Daily Mail

Straight to the POINT

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I WAS thrilled to read the headline ‘Naked swedes hit Asda shelves in bid to cut plastic’ (Mail). Shame it was about the vegetables. J. E. MAY, Nottingham.

WHO was Corbyn praying to in Tunisia? Whoever it was it didn’t work — he still isn’t PM. D. HANNA, Newtownabb­ey, Co. Antrim.

DAME Disrespect­ful would be a fitting title for Emma Thompson after her distastefu­l remarks on TV about the royals. TOM GARTLAND, Addlestone, Surrey.

HOW many of the new autumn TV dramas will be preceded by the warning: ‘The following programme contains strong language from the start and scenes of a sexual nature’? STEVEN MAUGHAM, Heywood, Gtr Manchester.

I LONG for the day when an announceme­nt before a soap says ‘some viewers will split their sides with laughter’ instead of ‘some scenes may be distressin­g’. ANTHONY PERRY, Bristol.

MY NEIGHBOUR knocked on my door to borrow a phone charger. Is that the modern equivalent of a cup of sugar? CLAIRE HARRIS, Bromley, Kent.

THE next James Bond should be Henry Cavill, who played Superman and is in the latest Mission Impossible film. He has the looks, body and screen presence. PAULA ELKINS, Oakham, Rutland.

WHEN the fun stops — and you can’t feed the children and the bailiffs are removing the furniture — stop. JOHN MURPHY, Newton-le-Willows, Merseyside.

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