Straight to the POINT

WHEN all restrictions are lifted, church bells should ring out across the land. MARGARET MORLEY, Enfield, North London.

THE £186,000 spent on renaming Black Boy Lane in North London would be better spent on repairing pavements and clearing up litter. ANN CANN, Crediton, Devon.

HARRY got what he wanted, lost what he had. DAVID EVANS, Wilmslow, Cheshire.

WHO would be brave enough to ask Princess Anne what she thinks of the royal fiasco? KEITH MILLS, Northampton.

I FEEL sure Jim and Barb would welcome Harry and Meghan into the Royle family. GEOFF PRITCHARD, Crewe, Cheshire.

EGGHEADS is defecting to Channel 5 after being axed by the BBC. I look forward to Sue, Matt and Phil popping up on another channel in The Real Question Of Sport. DAVE PRATTY, address supplied.

LAWNMOWERS, strimmers and leaf blowers — which serve no purpose other than to disturb the peace and quiet — should be fitted with silencers. ALAN GODDARD, Orpington, Gtr London.

PARKED on the road outside the 18 houses where I live are 53 cars. When we go electric, will there be cables snaking all over the place? BRIAN BURTON, Norwich.

MY DENTIST played the off-putting song (Letters) Do You Really Want To Hurt Me? by Culture Club.

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