Scottish Daily Mail

Straight to the POINT

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■ I’M A celebrity, so does the lockdown holiday ban apply to me?

PATRICK MORGAN, Hednesford, Staffs.

■ FINES are meaningles­s, as are footballer­s’ protestati­ons of ignorance when caught breaking Covid rules. Why not deduct three points from their team for every infringeme­nt?

MIKE SHILLINGFO­RD, Fetcham, Surrey.

■ THE school shoes I bought last week were a waste of money.

SARAH MORRISON, Ormskirk, Lancs.

■ I’VE just received my first post since Christmas: three cards dated December 21 and sent second-class.

BRIAN DIXEY, London SE18.

■ I WROTE to my energy company with a query. Ironically, I’ve received a letter informing me they do not reply to letters.

BRIAN BEST, High Wycombe, Bucks.

■ NIGEL Kerr wondered, now the UK’s left the EU, if can we buy brighter incandesce­nt light bulbs (Letters). I’ve bought some online ‘for industrial use only’ which are shining brightly.

CLARK CROSS, Linlithgow, West Lothian.

■ BORIS JOHNSON’S haircut is indicative of how the country is being run: blowing in the wind, all awry and with no discipline.

W. ABBOTT, Wem, Shropshire.

■ WHY clingfilm your decorated Christmas tree to pack it away (Mail)? I love reliving memories when I unpack my decades-old baubles.

AUDREY RICHARDSON, Henley-on-Thames, Oxon.

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