Alcohol is good for you – let’s raise a glass to that
❑ At last some good news from boffins as they say that moderate consumption of beer and wine is good for us as it helps reduce the risk of cardiovascular problems and blocked arteries. It has been said before that moderate consumption of alcohol is better for us than being teetotal, and this latest research confirms this. I’ll drink to that! Dave Pinfold, Stockport.
❑ government want to tax salt and sugar to alleviate dietary health problems to NHS. Wot about us skinny folk who do attempt to monitor our dietary intake? Do not c why we shud b penalised for a periodic treat of chocolate, biscuits and a cheese and onion crisp roll let alone a bottle of pop! Lily the pink
❑ Now the Government are telling us what to actually eat? What’s going on man? PUBLUNCH
❑ if GPS r prescribing vegetables to encourage healthier eating, can I as a pensioner claim it free for cannabis plants and opium poppy seeds? I cud flog them to the drug users and afford to buy decent fruit and veg with only my pittance of a state pension as income. Lil
❑ I haven’t seen an alien but I did see a doctor once.
Big Mac
❑ I have been trying to speak to a human being at DVLA, yet get no where. I tried their web chat service, but that too is useless. If the shoe was on the other foot, I bet they would be quick enough to fine me if I didn’t do something.
Dave
❑ Everyone worries about inequalities between the north and south. Meanwhile anywhere west of Bristol is forgotten unless you go on holiday. tubs
❑ It’s bad enough adults on bikes speeding on footpaths, but I’ve now seen some on their mobiles. Small children can’t always be seen running up their own paths. Will it take a child getting hurt before anything is done to keep them safe.
Christine Widnes
❑ Threats and abuse on line, social media. The police should use traffic police policy. If a vehicle is caught on camera speeding they ask the owner to identify driver. If they cannot for whatever reason. The police will prosecute the owner even if they were not driving. Abuse, threats and bullying on Internet. Police should demand Internet companies identify posters. If they refuse the social media company should be prosecuted. Problem solved. Easy innit. anon
❑ I would ask are the parol boards fit for purpose, rejecting governments bid to keep low life killer Pitchfork in jail, and when he or any of the other murderers released by them do same again are these lot going to be scrapped? jeff
❑ i hope the names of the panel who say colin pitchfork is safe 4 release stays on file c? Use if he repeats they can b held 2 account. tess
❑ when will the govt admit its not the delta strain causing increase in covid but million football yobs last 2 weeks. corky
❑ How on earth can the shy duo’s treacherous interview with Oprah be nominated for an Emmy in a non-fiction category? It was the biggest work of fiction since Harry Potter. Big Tim, Somerset
❑ everytime i see boris johnson on the tv he looks like he’s just got out of bed, tidy yourself up boris you would think his misiss would have a word. We would be better off with boris karloff. hummanity medium clairvoyant
❑ So Piers Morgan refused to let his wife to get him to wear a corset! I did it once at the rocky horror picture show and I liked it that much I wear it all the time now! Grant Hately
❑ Cricket: Just watched Zimbabwe v Pakistan that wicket keeper for Pakistan can’t half rabbit he never shuts up bawling. Very annoying. TOM COLLINS
❑ my mate asked his golfing coach, “What is wrong with my game”. His coach said “You’re standing to close to the ball when you’ve hit it”. tony worksop