Scottish Daily Mail

Straight to the POINT

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TV COMIC Michael McIntyre was robbed of his Rolex in the street. Why does a mugging make headlines only when a celebrity is targeted? JOSEPHINE WARD, Enfield, Middlesex. THE burnt-out remains of Grenfell Tower should be replaced by a remembranc­e garden. L. DAY, Trowbridge, Wilts.

WORST May ever (Mail)! This headline could easily relate to the Prime Minister rather than sales on the High Street. DAVE JOHNS, Brighton. E. Sussex.

WHY all the hype about jumpsuits (Inspire)? I wore a denim one with zips in the Seventies and discovered its downside in a country pub that had only outside facilities. Mrs B. HOWE, Swindon, Wilts.

IT IS nonsense to probe (Mail) the policing of the miners’ strike more than 30 years on. It’s anti-police and there will be a meaningles­s apology. Not a penny of taxpayers’ cash should be spent on this waste of time. JOE DuNcAN, Aberdeen.

TV SUBTITLES can be hilarious. During the cricket, I was alarmed to read that the vampires were walking on to the pitch! WILLIAM BROWN, Wendover, Bucks.

BEST way to get rid of creepy-crawlies (Mail)? Put out a dish of milk for birds, which attracts slugs. No poison needed and birds love them. JOSEPHINE SIMPSON, Stafford.

ON MOTHER’S Day, there were no cards for single-parent fathers. So why are there cards for single mums on Father’s Day (Mail)? Mrs J. DEERING, address supplied.

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