Your Letters
17:14 UK time, Tuesday, 6 April 2010
So people think that it is a joke that the Queen might use Easyjet. Queen Sofia of Spain has flown on Ryanair (yes, Ryanair) in the past.
John, Barcelona, Spain
Re 10 things and The world's oldest hot cross bun is 189 today. This doesn't surprise me. I once found some three month old hot cross buns in the cupboard and, although they were a bit hard, they looked absolutely fine.
Dr Toes, Carharrack
Re Are MPs paid during the dissolution of Parliament?
John Betts, Harborough
Okay, admit it, who else had to look up "tmesis" (Paper Monitor, Tuesday)? You big show off P- "The Wizard (or Witch)" -M you.
Bas, London
Re , oh come on, you're not even trying now! Ian Poll?
Simon, Colchester, UK
I suspect MM will be receiving no end of letters referring to (Monitor: you're not wrong Cornish Bob): story with comments along the lines of "I knew Katie Price was a bit dim but......" Is there a term for such predictable letters? Or for the practice of predicting the predictable?
Cornish Bob, Truro
Election fever? The last time I had a fever I lay in bed for days semi-comatose, feeling very ill and wishing the damn thing would go away - oh yes, I see what you mean.
John Whapshott, Westbury, Wiltshire
the timing of the general election could not have been worse, considering the number of TV and radio presenters who pronounce "sixth" "sikth", which you say is incorrect. how about a special instruction to everyone there?
Peter B, London uk
Please ask all presenters to stop putting the accent on the second syllable of kilometre. We don't do the same with millimetre or centimetre and it also obscures the meaning of the two parts of the word.
HH, St Albans
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