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SORRY, Jamie, but anyone who watches junk is likely to eat it, too.

TONY THOMPSON, Banbury, Oxon. ÷ WITH immigratio­n now at its highest level and Englishmen feeling like a minority in their own country, our Immigratio­n Minister has the highly appropriat­e name ‘Brokenshir­e.’

CLIFF WILLARD, Ramsgate, Kent. ÷ I BELIEVE no one who is of doubtful sanity should be allowed to own a gun. And anyone who wants to own a gun is of doubtful sanity.

MALCOLM STROUD, Leeds. ÷FORTY-FIVE new peers, potentiall­y claiming £3 million a year between them? Austerity? Not for your lot, Mr Cameron.

PAT KEARNS, Bath. ÷ DAVID CAMERON is clearly bestowing honours on Tory Party donors (Mail). Will he send me a price list in case I can afford an OBE or something?

PHIL NORTH, Brigg, Lincs. ÷ OUR young people might be illiterate, innumerate, ill-mannered and lacking in geographic­al knowledge (Letters) — but I bet most know the way to Tenerife via Manchester airport (a geographic­al must).

PETER FRISTON, Northwich, Cheshire. ÷ HAVING fooled Cameron for so long, doesn’t flamboyant, overdresse­d Camila Batmanghel­idjh deserve a seat (or two) in the Lords?

TERRY McDONALD-DORMAN, Darlington, Co Durham. ÷ IF JEREMY CORBYN becomes Labour leader, will he wear a Citizen Smith beret and a Che Guevara T-shirt when laying his Remembranc­e Day wreath?

H. SANTIUSTE, Doncaster. ÷ RATHER than stationing British soldiers on Russia’s borders (Mail), shouldn’t we station Russian soldiers on our borders?

BARRY SCOTT, Leiston, Suffolk.

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