Straight to the POINT

CAMERON must think we are all dimwits to swallow the story of him buying a £1,500 car for his wife to make out he’s just a regular guy. LANCE BASSETT, Kingston Bagpuize, Oxon.

EIGHT leopards, seven cheetahs and 13 tigers lurk in British homes (Mail). I don’t know about the others, but I think the cheetahs are in Downing St. KEITH PASSFIELD, Hildenborough, Kent.

AT 66 and a lifelong Tory, I won’t vote for Cameron again. But who else is there to vote for? BARRY GOODMAN, Stanion, Northants.

PEOPLE want to know what will happen after the EU referendum. One thing we can be sure about is that the winners will be blamed for everything that goes wrong in the future. ROGER LANCASTER, Bristol.

IT’S hard to sympathise with Tom Conti and his luvvie pals. They preach on every subject outside their remit (Mail) but just because an actress has played the Queen doesn’t mean she is the Queen. T. CROSS, Dereham, Norfolk.

PRINCE WILLIAM is concerned that Pippa will bring criticism to the Royal Family (Mail). Will he be having a similar conversation with Uncle Andy? P. BAILEY, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.

WITH Paul Gambaccini, 67, taking over from Tony Blackburn, 73, shouldn’t the radio programme now be called Pick Of The GrandPops? VINCENT HEFTER, Richmond, Surrey.

AMAL Clooney: great £50k dress, shame about the twopenny legs.

P. WEBBERLEY, Warton, Lancs. NEVER mind Mourinho for Man Utd. I say Mourinho for the next James Bond! SHIRLEY HARRIES, Angmering, W. Sussex.

THERESA MAY should take advice from the Australians about deporting convicted criminals. MICK BRIDGSTOCK, Rushden, Northants.