Daily Mail

Straight to the POINT

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■ EXTREME weather conditions and an amber warning from the Met? We used to call it a lovely summer!

LESLEY NEARY, Biggleswad­e, Beds.

■ I’VE just been pinged. Please, Boris, can you find a space for me at Chequers to self-isolate?

LINDA HuGHES, Middlesbro­ugh.

■ TWO pledges to fix the social care system and not to raise taxes. What idiot thought you could fulfil one without breaking the other?

BARRY GIGGINS, Windsor, Berks.

■ THE Prime Minister appears incapable of giving a straight answer. He side steps or ignores questions, treating serious matters with an air of nonchalant disdain.

PETER RICKABY, Selby, N. Yorks.

■ WITH his lightning U-turns, Boris should consider having a bash at Strictly.

PIERS MINALL, Leveringto­n, Cambs. ■ WHO will now employ Dominic Cummings?

JOHN COLBERT, Walsall, W. Mids.

■ MY WIFE has ordered a cardboard bed — should I be worried?

RALPH DONCASTER, Bridgnorth, Shropshire. THE BBC’S Saturday night peak-time show is changing from The Waaaw to The Weeew.

JACK BuTTERWORT­H, Oldham, Gtr Manchester.

■ BBC Breakfast presenter Charlie Stayt may not have the dulcet tones of Sir David Attenborou­gh (Letters), but at that time of the morning we need a voice that will help us stay awake, not soothe us.

FIONA NORRIS, Coleraine, Co. Londonderr­y.

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