Daily Mail

Straight to the POINT

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÷ DON’T mess with the SBS.

Ian MartIn, East Preston, W. Sussex. ÷ FOR sale: Limescale-encrusted kettle, leaks a bit. Swap for Jaguar or cash equivalent. Can deliver to Wales.

DOn trOWEr, Braintree, Essex. ÷ ‘WE’LL keep a welcome in the hillside . . . when you come home again to Wales’ — but not at the moment!

P. MInaLL, Leveringto­n, Cambs. ÷ NON-ESSENTIAL item in the Welsh Assembly: an ounce of common sense.

KEItH GarnEtt, Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan. ÷ WHY complain that you can only afford to give your child porridge for breakfast instead of caviar, like Ronnie Wood (Letters)? Learn to play the guitar, join a band and tour the world playing to packed stadiums.

BrIan HarDInG, northaller­ton, n. Yorks. ÷ I WISH the lighting director of BBC political drama Roadkill had put 50p in the meter.

CLIVE CrOSSLEY, address supplied. ÷ HOW I miss shaking hands, hugging and kissing friends and family. So sad to think this is a thing of the past.

SHEILa HarDInG, Benllech, anglesey. ÷ BORIS seems to be emulating his hero without the blood and sweat, but we’ve got the tiers!

MICHaEL SMItH, Chatham, Kent. ÷ WHILE we’re all distracted with the pandemic, the Prime Minister will get Britain through Brexit. That will be his legacy. DIanE SILVa, Bournemout­h, Dorset. 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

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