Iβll drink to orderly queues in pubs | Brief letters
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Queues in pubs (Letters, 6 February)? Hallelujah! Now perhaps elderly women of 5ft 1in will be able to get a drink. Iβm not sure which are worse, the big blokes who wave their Β£20 notes over your head or the ones who, having bought a drink, just stay leaning on the bar. Queueing? Bring it on. Mineβs a large house red, please.
Rosemary Chamberlin
Bristol
β’ Paul Dacreβs characterisation of a certain book as βwritten to appeal to a certain section of the Guardian readershipβ was presumably intended as a put-down, but I took it as a recommendation (Flashes of anger but Paul Dacre keeps his head before court cut-off, 11 February). Can we get more of the same from this unlikely source of advice?
Mark de Brunner
Harrogate, North Yorkshire

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Β© Photograph: Thomas Barwick/Getty Images