Straight to the POINT

÷ RUSSIAN oligarch’s wife Lubov Chernukhin could have shared a supermarket ready meal with me for considerably less than £135,000. DAVID APPS, King’s Lynn, Norfolk.

÷ IF WE can have a fixed-term Parliament, why not have a fixed-term customs union? G.R. HOLWILL, Exeter, Devon.

÷ IN ANOTHER referendum on our membership of the EU, we should be given a clear choice: do you want to be half in or half out? CLIVE WHICHELOW, London SW19.

÷ PRIVATE Pike may have gone, but Calamity Jane hangs on. IAN FRASER, Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria.

÷ WHEN the restaurants in the Houses of Parliament take meat and dairy off their menus, then we may consider following suit. BRIAN BEST, High Wycombe, Bucks.

÷ SURELY vegetarians shouldn’t be eating M&S’s Percy Pig sweets? JOHN STRETCH, Chester.

÷ WHEN I join the nation in commemoration of D-Day, I will also be remembering my late gunner husband, who landed on Salerno beach under heavy fire the year before. MARJORIE BROAD, Northampton.

÷ DITCH Daniel Craig as Bond and replace him with his smoulderingly good-looking stunt double Jean-Charles Rousseau. ANN DENT, Maldon, Essex.

÷ NEVER mind Adrian Dunbar. The real heart-throb of Line Of Duty is brooding Martin Compston, who plays DS Steve Arnott.

JESS LINDON, Suffolk.

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