Daily Mail

Straight to the POINT

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■ SIR Tony Blair? It’s an utter disgrace

D. JOHNSON, Tayport, Fife.

■ IF STAFF from Aldi were put in charge of security at the airports, passengers would be through in less than two minutes.

IAN HENDEN, Fareham, Hants.

■ WHEN there is a successor to Boris, will they keep the wallpaper?

CHRIS KING, Chichester, W. Sussex.

■ ‘KEIR’S chance to go for PM’s gizzards (Mail).’ I know Boris has nine lives, but not multiple stomachs. Is he a poorly disguised ruminant?

BOB BELL, Croydon, Surrey.

■ IT’S a bit rich that Falkirk should complain about The Killers’ loud music when the Scots regale us with hideous bagpipes.

ALAN HARDMAN, Bury, Gtr Manchester.

■ MY MUM always said brains and beauty were a formidable package, so I don’t think she would have been worried about being called a bimbo (Femail). After all, my parents were the original Barbie and Ken!

YVETTE FISHER, Blackpool.

■ THE dire state of BBC continuity announceme­nts hit a new low with: ‘I ’opeyer’ve recoovered from yer platty jubes!’

CLIVE WHICHELOW, London SW19.

■ MY FAVOURITE subtitle faux pas was when it said Kim Jong-un signed the Magna Carta.

VAL CONNELLY, Dorchester, Dorset.

■ YOU don’t want to know the subtitle for a TV reporter standing in a sty and saying: ‘Pigs nibble anything, even wellies.’

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