Please take on Patrick Kielty as a regular columnist (If everyone sticks to their red lines we’re heading for a united Ireland, Journal, 26 February). As well as cogent, insightful commentary on the Northern Ireland situation following Brexit of any kind, some of his comments made me laugh out loud – for example, depicting the DUP as “the political wing of the Old Testament”. His article was made all the more poignant by the fact that his own father was murdered by loyalist paramilitaries.
Barbara Thompson
Sheffield
• My 93rd birthday is on 30 March. Is any other celebration likely on that day? Whatever – my daily Guardian will be to hand.
Helen Black
Ventnor, Isle of Wight
• Unfortunately the wasabi KitKat is not available in the UK (Letters, 27 February). However, surely a Marmite KitKat could be produced for home consumption. It would be the ultimate Brexit tribute food.
Keith Flett
London
• How about Stealers Wheel (Letters, 26 February): “Clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right, Here I am, stuck in the middle with you”?
Sally Rollings
Worthing, West Sussex
• “Affordable” wines at £35-£40 a bottle (Gerard Basset obituary: 25 February)? Thought for a moment I was reading the Daily Telegraph.
Chris Entwistle
Tiptree, Essex
• My husband’s grandmother would retire to the House of Commons, often for a long sitting, when she needed easement (Letters, 27 February). Shame it doesn’t work these days.
Mu Tucker
Leeds
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