Milan’s La Scala is not just asking for less Espay (No shorts, no flip-flops: La Scala Bars Beachwear from Opera, 7 July). In Australia’s city where I am on holiday, many restaurants and bars have no sorry for people who do not hide the shore. Being Australia, their instructions are clear and to the point. They put signs outside to say “Remember three BS: No boobs, bellies or bums”.
Siela Barton
The Stortford of Bishop, Hertfordshire
On good old days you can buy a bag carrying all the airplanes to accept. Today, each operator sets his own size size (UK airport staff get bonuses for entering Easply Easjet bags, email shown, 7 July). When buying a bag, you need to decide who you will fly. Bags carries become unofficial loyalty car loyal cards.
Tony Durham
Brighton, East Sussex
Connor Myers’ article (As the end is not too frightening, now students like me face a job market wrestled in AI, 6 July) I made an old story remember. During the US Car factory negotiations, handling says: “If we got the Automation, we don’t need you.” The Union Rep answered: “If you were away, who could buy your autos?”
Joe Oldaker
Nuneaton, Warwickshire
In terms of maintenance, tomorrow is always another day (Letters, 7 July).
Steve Richards
Bath
Many have been written on your letter pages about the sayings, but there will be time, to quote the Great Roger McGough, which is “when everyone says, nothing to do or do”.
Tom Challen
Ealing, London
