Your Letters
17:03 UK time, Monday, 22 February 2010
Dear Colin Firth, I don't mean to be a pedant, but if you had not pressed "send" the email would be in your "Drafts" folder, not your "Outbox".
Sarah, London
Absolutely. Without a hearing a slogan I will put an X in the box of the party I think will do best for the country. But, if I hear a catchy or inspiring slogan, then I might well put an X in exactly the same box, but with a slightly jaunty flick of the pencil on the ascending second stroke.
Christian Cook, Epsom, UK
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Alex Knibb, Bristol, UK
As we seem to be losing the battle for our own language to be spelt or pronounced correctly, it must be time to re-classify English as British-English and insist all exports to this country whether computers or car manuals are in this version of the English language. Otherwise the English language, as we know it, will disappear and the generations coming through who use American English spellcheck, watch American TV programmes and films will only recognise the American/Australian version.
Robin Bennett, Cheltenham, UK
I got my from dodgems at the local fairground. Didn't do me any harm. Must dash, got a dent to pull out.
Dave Moore, Par, Cornwall, England
10 Things, 19/02/2010: How could you not know there is a Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain when they starred at last year's proms (Prom 49, 18 August 2009)?
Laurie, London, UK
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