Scottish Daily Mail

Straight to the POINT

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■ I WOULD be worried if we had a prime minister who refused to change course when confronted by unpredicta­ble dangers.

MICHAEL J. PRITCHARD, Penn, Bucks,

■ THE KGB are either inept assassins or just don’t care who knows.

JOHN EVANS, Wokingham, Berks.

■ WILL the first Netflix production by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex be Game Of Moans?

STEVE GOVETTE, Shipston-on-Stour, Warks.

■ CRICKETER Azeem Rafiq complains of being made to feel unwelcome in the Yorkshire dressing room. He should consider himself lucky he does not come from Lancashire.

CHARLIE GARTH, Ampthill, Beds.

■ I’M NOT a cleanaholi­c (Femail), but I had to part company with a man friend when I discovered cobwebs on his draining board.

MARIE BARTLETT, Salisbury, Wilts.

■ FIRMS hard hit by the pandemic are battling to ensure their own survival, not that of cafes.

BOB ELLIOTT, Stafford.

■ ‘I’LL SEND my parcel,’ said Rupert Bear./‘But stamps are so expensive,/It’s just not fair.’

DIANE SILVA, Bournemout­h, Dorset.

■ SECURE stamps around your manhood to ensure everything functions during the night (Good Health). Don’t use second-class or it could be days before you find out. To be sure of a result, attach a recorded delivery sticker.

ROGER VINCE, Upper Brynamman, Carms.

■ BOTTLED water is indefensib­le in a country with drinkable tap water.

S. ADAMS, Seaton Delaval, Northumber­land.

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