Straight to the POINT

÷ NOW the police have sorted out the toilet signs at Marks & Spencer and feminine hygiene labelling (Mail), perhaps they could get around to finding my stolen car. T. BAILEY, Nottingham. ÷ THE Garden Bridge has been declared a non-starter. Let’s pull the plug on HS2, too. A. H. CLARK, Goffs Oak, Herts. ÷ WHO designed Team GB’s athletes’ awful white tracksuits? They all looked as though they were working on a butcher’s counter in a supermarket. ANNE HADALL, Manchester. ÷ MIRREN, MIRREN, on the wall, who’s the vainest of them all (Mail)? VINCENT HEFTER, Richmond, Surrey. ÷ AFTER a run of beer-and-sandwiches and city slicker PMs, it would be nice to have a gentleman such as Jacob Rees-Mogg represent Britain on the world stage. SONYA PORTER, Woking, Surrey. ÷ HOW many more cookery programmes is the BBC going to dish up? It’s simply a recipe for indigestion. B. MATHER, South Brent, Devon. ÷ THE box of goodies for babies in Scotland (Mail) will go with free prescriptions, no student tuition fees and free care in old age. Why are we subsidising cradle-to-grave care? ANNE WALSHE, Exeter. ÷ VERY good of David Beckham to build a Lego Disney castle for his daughter Harper (Mail), but why didn’t he let her help? DENISE GOULD, Epsom, Surrey. FOR permission to copy cuttings for internal management and information purposes, please contact the Newspaper Licensing Agency (NLA), PO Box 101, Tunbridge Wells TN1 1WX. Tel: 01892 525273. e-mail: copy@nla.co.uk