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I WOULD be worried if we had a prime minister who refused to change course when confronted by unpredicta­ble dangers.

MICHAEL J. PRITCHARD, Penn, Bucks, THE KGB are either inept assassins or just don’t care who knows.

JOHN EVANS, Wokingham, Berks. WILL the first Netflix production by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex be Game Of Moans?

STEVE GOVETTE, Shipston-on-Stour, Warks. CRICKETER Azeem Rafiq complains of being made to feel unwelcome in the Yorkshire dressing room. He should consider himself lucky he does not come from Lancashire.

CHARLIE GARTH, Ampthill, Beds. I’M NOT a cleanaholi­c (Femail), but I had to part company with a man friend when I discovered cobwebs on his draining board.

MARIE BARTLETT, Salisbury, Wilts. FIRMS hard hit by the pandemic are battling to ensure their own survival, not that of cafes.

BOB ELLIOTT, Stafford. ‘I’LL SEND my parcel,’ said Rupert Bear./‘But stamps are so expensive,/It’s just not fair.’

DIANE SILVA, Bournemout­h, Dorset. SECURE stamps around your manhood to ensure everything functions during the night (Good Health). Don’t use second-class or it could be days before you find out. To be sure of a result, attach a recorded delivery sticker.

ROGER VINCE, Upper Brynamman, Carms. BOTTLED water is indefensib­le in a country with drinkable tap water.

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