Straight to the POINT

MY IDEA for a new TV show: Gordon Ramsay rescuing Jamie’s Italian and Carluccio’s. STEWART HARDY, Leigh-on-Sea, Essex.

HOW can the Charity Commission enforce standards when it has just one member of staff for every 480 charities it oversees? ERIC WATERS, Lancing, W. Sussex.

FOR Newsnight presenter Emily Maitlis to blame the cameraman for filming her legs is silly (Mail). If you cross your legs in a short skirt, you’ll display your thighs. Dr B. JOHNSON, Dorchester, Dorset.

MR JUNCKER appears to be adding fuel to a trade war between the EU and U.S. — I do hope he doesn’t increase duty on Californian wine. DAVID WHITE, Herne Bay, Kent. IT’S amazing former prime ministers know how to make things right . . . when out of office. MIKE CATTERALL, Accrington, Lancs.

JAMES MARTIN thinks the BBC turned him down as he’s not posh enough (Mail). No, it’s because he bangs on so much about Yorkshire he embarrasses even me. DAVE SMITH, Welton, E. Yorks. NEVER mind accents, is there a presenter who doesn’t wave their arms like a windmill? RICHARD PHILLIPS, London E4.

WHY all the fuss about the elusive G-spot (Mail)? Mine is between a surprise holiday to Lake Garda and £1,000 to spend as I choose. ANN NORMAN, Tunbridge Wells, Kent. HOW odd — 4x4s vilified as Chelsea tractors were suddenly welcome in the bad weather. JOAN EMPSON, Liverpool.