Daily Mail

Straight to the POINT

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÷ NEVER mind Covid passports, I would rather people who take foreign holidays sign a pledge not to moan about the next lockdown when they bring new strains home with them.

Janet Prince, Bournemout­h, Dorset. ÷ LAY off the criticism, Sir Keir, we are all very proud of the way Boris Johnson cut through red tape to order the ventilator­s urgently required at the start of the pandemic.

chris WarDen, address supplied. ÷ YET another young woman thinks that putting naked photos of herself in the media is the best way to reinforce the idea that she’s a serious musician. It’s been called ‘empowering’! Yeah, right.

Ms G. MattheWs, Lancaster. ÷ SO SOME eco-warriors destroy £160,000 worth of windows at HSBC’s HQ. Have they no concept of the amount of energy that will go into making the replacemen­t panes of glass? That’s irony.

Fred scoote, sheringham, norfolk. ÷ WE SHOULD do as they did during the war, put the clocks forward again so we can have light nights. It would help our pubs and restaurant­s make the most of outdoor trade.

tiM MickLeBurG­h, Grimsby. ÷ HAS everyone had their three level teaspoons of milk today (Mail)? Or is it heaped?

Brian Best, hazlemere, Bucks. ÷ COMPLAINTS about the National Trust including unisex toilets (Letters)? Every home has one! It’s not a problem.

June este, chaddlewor­th, Berks.

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