Straight to the POINT

HAVE we found the new James Bond in Bodyguard star Richard Madden? R. McGAHAN, Sunderland.

PINS is the word to describe Meghan’s legs. DOREEN BANNAN, Ampthill, Beds.

FORTY years ago, I bought a frock just like Meghan’s mini-tux. I called it my work power dress – and it still fits! YVONNE LACEY, Rye, E. Sussex.

WELL done for getting yourself back on the telly, Sooty. Though I’m sure puppeteer Richard Cadell had a hand in it. VINCENT HEFTER, Richmond, Surrey.

RAY CONNOLLY’S wonderful account of his family cars over the years (Mail) reminded me of sitting on my father’s lap aged five to steer his car down our road. Mrs Jill Copland, Etchingham, E. Sussex.

LIKE Ray Connolly, we had a Singer Chamois. We had to turn off the engine after climbing a hill to let it cool down. D. J. KIRKBRIDE, Holywood, Co. Down.

EVERY TV programme is a soap or is about cooking, antiques, murder or violence. Where have all the fun shows gone? MARGARET PRITCHETT, Solihull, W. Mids.

NO WONDER fewer people are playing the Lottery when most of the prize money goes to a single jackpot winner. They need to increase the amount you can win with the minor prizes. J. A. SHUTTLEWORTH, Great Torrington, Devon.

HOW is it that energy drink consumers don’t have enough energy to put cans in the bin? P. DURRELL, Ipswich, Suffolk.

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