Your Letters
15:13 UK time, Monday, 17 September 2007
Your story on features the following quote from Gill Whitelock: "As a staff member of Northern Rock I would just like to say that there is no need to panic - the Bank of England and all other authorities back Northern Rock 110%" With percentages being worked out like that, maybe that's what caused the problem for them in the first place.
Christian Cook, Epsom, UK
So, there's a rush on people withdrawing their money from . Has nobody seen "It's a Wonderful Life?" Northern Rock should have cardboard cut-outs of James Stewart prominently displayed in all branches.
Rob Falconer, Llandough, Wales
Are we still doing that 'begs the question' thing? If so, I'm wondering if the courts are likely to impose sentences?
Sheldon Price, Manchester
Consumers 'confused about '? I'm not surprised, if you can report that a healthy diet contains only "2% meat, fish, eggs, beans, etc." Try 12% - that would fit the picture of the eatwell and have the advantage of making the total diet add up to 100%
Keith Edkins, Cambridge, England
Quote from the Australian Navy in the story about Australian sailors being given paid for with public funds: "We do consider the broader needs of our people." Say no more.
HB, London
While I understand Ben's frustration at the overuse of -GATE, he's managed to rattle my cage. If it's 'new' it wasn't improved. If it's improved, then it isn't new.
Caroline, Rochester, UK
Today's quote of the day gives an interview question, which asks: "Will the bag ever become empty?" I should imagine the answer they are looking for would be: "Not with my trust fund."
Grant Thomson, Edinburgh
Regarding Monday's , I think this make a good subject for a special (one off, no-prize offered) competition.
Dave Godfrey, Swindon
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