Daily Mail

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TUNING into TV coverage of the House of Lords, two peers seemed fast asleep. Maybe they will stay awake if they are moved to York.

JOAN STEVENS, Liverpool.

FORGET York. Send the Lords to Coventry.

Mrs ROSEMARY TWELFTREE, Northampto­n.

BORIS should appease Trump by axing the contract with Huawei. The U.S., Australia and New Zealand are true friends in a hostile world.

ROY WOOLMANS, Llandudno, Conwy.

‘WOKE’ Harry and Meghan may be, but awake to the reality of life they certainly are not if they thought moving to another country would mean they escaped from the paparazzi.

KATHRYN HILL, Polruan, Cornwall.

INSTEAD of planting trees, my council is chopping them down to ‘improve’ the view.

S. STONE, Scarboroug­h, N. Yorks.

AFTER learning how little is getting through to those who need it (Mail), I won’t be donating to the Royal British Legion any more.

MARY WIEDMAN, Piccotts End, Herts.

NO WONDER pubs are closing when they charge £2.60 for a pint of cola. I can buy two litres at the supermarke­t for £1.85.

STEVE KINGSCOTT, Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan.

SEX between consenting adults is natural. The ridiculous ruling on civil partnershi­ps by the bishops will only alienate people.

IAN HUTTON, Nantwich, Cheshire.

NOT one charge for personal theft by Dyfed-Powys Police (Mail). But try driving through a 30 mph zone at 33 mph and see what happens.

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