Daily Mail

Straight to the POINT

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÷ THE fact that the UK state pension is lower than in most of Europe (Mail) is simply because you get out what you pay in.

GERRY BYRNE, Snettisham, Norfolk.

÷ I HATE the modern use of the phrase ‘off of’. Why can’t they use the word ‘from’?

IVY M. LEAR, Blyth, Northumber­land.

÷ WHY is the BBC pandering to snowflake presenters at the Winter Olympics complainin­g about the cold by allowing them to work in a nice warm studio?

PETE BRINDLEY, Chellaston, Derbys.

÷ WHY were the murderous Isis kidnappers nicknamed John, Paul, George and Ringo? Beatles songs were about love, not hate.

MARK O’KEEFE, Cheadle, Cheshire.

÷ IF GEORGE SOROS believes ‘passionate­ly in an open society in which people elect their leaders’, how does he reconcile this with his belief in the EU’s unelected leaders?

Mrs J. C. BYRNE, Harrow, Middx.

÷ I’D RATHER listen to dim-witted, but likeable, Joey Essex on TV’s Question Time than rude Terry Christian.

ERIC CRAGGS, Shildon, Co. Durham.

÷ I SUPPORT Jeremy Paxman’s call to deny over-65s the vote if that includes the House of Lords.

ANN ASHTON, Rawtenstal­l, Lancs.

÷ DID President Trump visit the barber when Paddington was working there? He could stick the wisps of hair to his bald patch with marmalade.

F. BLAKE, Maryport, Cumbria.

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