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■ BASH on, Boris! The people of this country are with you.

TONY SALISBURY, Rugeley, Staffs.

■ THERESA MAY was in a sumptuous evening gown for the confidence vote. Did she also wear killer heels?

MICHAEL SMITH, Chatham, Kent.

■ IT WOULD seem 148 Conservati­ve MPs want a new direction — straight over the cliff. bob Davey, Wigan.

■ THE royal children at the Party at the Palace have learned to stoically withstand the horror of future Royal Variety Performanc­es. JILL DAVIES, London SE27.

■ WHERE does Prince Charles buy his suits? Go to M&S, Sir, for a much better fit. RON INGALL, Whitwick, Leics.

■ THE supermarke­t shelves must be cleared of marmalade! JEAN COOPER, Milton Keynes, bucks.

■ MAKE Elon Musk head of the civil service. GRAHAM COOPER, Shepton Mallet, Somerset.

■ A BARRISTER is sanctioned for insulting a junior. Can I claim compensati­on because my RAF drill sergeant was often very rude to me? TONY CLARK, Great Glen, leics.

■ TUI should change its name to IFI (iffy!). STEVE CATTERALL, blackburn, lancs.

■ STRUGGLING with tech, I tried the Joan Collins solution: I married a younger man. LIZ PAGE, Christchur­ch, Dorset.

■ MY FAVOURITE subtitle mix-up (Letters) is from French TV: Ennui — Henry — Cooper. MARK WRAITH, Newark, Notts.

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