by Milans La Scala is not the only place where less meat can be issued (no shorts, no flip-flops: La scala bars beachwear from the opera, July 7). In the Australian city where I was on vacation, many restaurants and bars had become impatient with people who did not cover up the beach. As an Australian, their instructions were clear and to the point. They put on signs outside who say that “remember the three BS: no breasts, bellies or bums”.
Angela Barton
Bishops Stortford, Hertfordshire
• In the good old days you can buy a hand luggage bag that would accept all airlines. Nowadays, each operator defines his own size limit (employees of the British airport receive bonuses for recognizing Easyjet oversize, e -mail shows, July 7). When buying a bag, you have to decide who you will fly with. Hand luggage bags have become unofficial loyalty cards from airlines.
Tony Durham
Brighton, East Sussex
• Connor Myers’ article (as if the conclusion would not be discouraging enough, like me, like me on July 6, a job destroyed by Ai on the ground remind me. During the negotiations in a US car factory, the management said: “If we have automation, we will not need it.” The representative of the union replied: “If you have got your car, who will buy your car?”
Joe Oldaker
Nuneaton, Warwickshire
• With regard to the future, there will always be another day tomorrow (letters, July 7).
Steve Richards
Bathroom
• A lot was written in her letter pages, but there is a time to quote the great Roger McGough: “If everything is said and done, nothing remains to be said or say”.
Tom Challenor
Ealing, London
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