Straight to the POINT

THE way to solve the Top Gear problem (Mail) is to sack Shouty McShoutface. PETER MIlNER, Weston Colville, Cambs.

IS SEBASTIANO DEL PIOMBO’S The Adoration Of The Shepherds (Mail) now like Trigger’s broom? ANTHONY WEllS, leicester.

IN THE Seventies, I worked for a company called Bradbury Wilkinson & Co, of New Malden, Surrey, who produced a £1 plastic note for the Isle of Man. dEREk PRIOR, Chard, Somerset.

OUR wonderful British Telecom spends vast sums on film stars to promote its mobile phone network but can’t repair an existing landline for a couple of disabled pensioners. C. GOOdAll, Portsmouth, Hants.

WHEN present day A-listers pass away, they get pages and pages devoted to them. Nelson got only a column. vINCENT HEFTER, Richmond, Surrey.

IN THE event of a Brexit win on June 23, bank JP Morgan says it could cut up to 4,000 jobs in the UK. Let’s hope the first one is Tony Blair’s. BARRY lAZENBURY, Yate, Glos.

IF THE Leave campaign wins on June 23, immigration may fall, but it won’t fall anywhere near as far or as fast as the British economy. SIMON R. GlAddISH, Swansea.

SOMEONE should tell the people who make the annoying Admiral Insurance adverts that the admiral’s hat the girl wears should be worn north to south, not east to west. BOB PHIllIPS, Bristol.

NOW that a pile of airguns have been destroyed under an ‘amnesty’, it will be interesting to see if the rat, rabbit and squirrel populations in Scotland thrive. The law of unforeseen consequences will take over. BARRIE MAClEAN, Edinburgh.