Your Letters
18:09 UK time, Tuesday, 11 March 2008
I think all of this trivia is very good and interesting. I can truly say I have learned something from it. Thank you so much.
Joan More, Lake Worth, Florida
In the light of the suggestion that pupils should , did anyone else spot the ?
"To be honest it's an honour to be insulted by royalty. It is something to tell the grandchildren."
Fi, Gloucestershire, UK
According to this story about the to the International Space Station, "the Canadian-built arms, which are each 3.35m (11ft) long, are designed to fit and service components as small as a phonebook or as large as a telephone booth". You've got to love those big guys. Haven't they heard of cell phones?
David Dee, Matola Mozambique
To Molly - I hope you are not to upset this morning to discover Stuart is married (Monday's letters) - what a tragic ending to what might have been a beautiful relationship. I'm sure I speak for many when I say "We feel your pain".
Naomi P, Sussex
Despite capital punishment being officially no longer on the statute books for treason, which I've just learned includes , all good conspiracy theorists of course know that capital punishment is still carried out, only now it's made to look like an accident.
Adam, London, UK
In the "nomen est omen" category, the former foreign policy advisor of Barack Obama is called "Samantha Power"...
No wonder she had to go.
Nanda Behari, Leiden, The Netherlands
RE the . Det Sgt Dave Bola, of Nottinghamshire Police, said: "It's a shock that we found it."' Who says the police don't have a sense of humour?
David, UK
After Nicola from Belfast's letter yesterday, I'm suspicious as to exactly how many times a story needs to be emailed to make it into the "most emailed stories" list. It can't be very many, can it? Can you enlighten us?
Jack Hatfield, Brighton
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