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I don't have a garage but have an allocated parking space outside my house. If I had one it wouldn't be full of junk, can't stand clutter!

Yes!

I voted no as I've never seen one in the 18 years I've lived here, but I understand that none of us are more than 30 metres from a rat.

It is not the public's choice. Prince Charles is next in line to the throne and he will take his position as king. That's the way is has always been and should go on. Just because some joe in the street doesn't like someone (someone he doesn't even know but is led by the nose by the gutter press) doesn't mean he can change tradition.

What sexist person thinks up this sort of question?

Yes of course. That question shouldn't even be asked.

A bit of both. I tend to hoard things in collections then have a grand clear-out and sell or freecycle them because they don't get used. I love the free space in the cupboards, garden shed and so on and vow never to do it again, then something 'interesting' catches my eye and off I go again...

Until a 100% safe mask is found there's no harm in being a 'belt and braces' person.

And too much emphasis on spending money,

NO! Dogs are living creatures not toys. No doubt ben said before but if you want to dress something up buy a doll, or do it to yourself.

Not too difficult for me as I seldom eat sweet foods.

For my granddaughter who loves anything chocolate and orange

Not so much worried as angry at all the selfish idiots who have broken every rule and ignored every piece of advice by the WHO, NHS, Government and more.

Now you're being ridiculous M&S. It can't be a hot cross bun if it's not made to the correct recipe. By all mean enjoy a marmite and cheese bun but just because someone decided to put a flour and water paste cross on it, does not make it a hot cross bun.

I work at home.

Yes but only to immediate family. I'm donating £1 for every other Christmas card I would otherwise buy to charity, as I have done for several years.

That's a very 'them and us' question. We're all in this world together and should be helping whoever we can. Of course get the homeless off our streets but we all have to save lives throughout the world, not discriminate. Charity begins at home, and this small world is everyone's home.

I'm having dinner with my family including two great grandchildren I haven't see for months. Three households total. Then coming home because I don't trust myself not to cuddle the little ones. Sad but a lot better than many will have.

Anyone who has lived through the Queen's reign will know that most of the programme is fiction. The young are impressive and believe most of what they see on television so how can they respect the Royal Family when being fed such a lot of the writers imagination?

It's bad enough not being able to see the family since March. snow would ruin it for everyone who has to travel.

Just my opinion but I find this quite distasteful. Prince Charles is married to the Duchess of Cornwall, How very cruel it is of the media to incessantly turn Diana into a 'celebrity' while two people are trying to life the life they should have had many years ago. As I said, just my opinion.

There's just me and the mog so I try not to turn it on too much in the daytime but the look he gives me when it starts to get chilly pricks my conscience. Blooming cat, it's his fault if sometimes the heating bill is higher than allowed for!

Not just postponed, cancelled any idea of flights for the past 4 years and will go on doing so. Although Covid is in the forefront of our minds we mustn't forget the need to rescue the planet from the damage we've inflicted on it. We live on a beautiful island, why not appreciate what we have on our own doorstep?

No, not really but it's all we have so guess it's better than nothing.

Absolutely not! We need to rid the world of plastic not encourage people to use more. I could no longer manage the small lawn so have had the garden hard landscaped. I have lots of small trees in pots to try to help the environment, lavender and buddleia to attract bees and butterflies and an insect hotel built with the help of my grandchildren.

We were warned months ago that the next big wave would come in October so can't understand why so many changes and easing up of rules keep taking place. We should still be in lockdown, vulnerable people such as myself should still be shielding and schools and uni's should not have resumed yet. The government talks about putting Covid Marshalls on the streets, we already have soldiers on the streets sleeping in doorways and begging for food. These guys are already military trained and desperate for a new start in life, So why don’t we go round the streets and offer these people the post of Covid Marshall, give them back some pride and a pay packet to get them back on their feet as the Government put them there in the first place. Maybe house them together so they can have a community where they understand each others PTSD and other active service related issues.

No but only because II already have it.

Neither, I've seen much of the world and am now discovering more of this beautiful country we live in. People seem to have forgotten about saving the planet with all the panic of Covid 19. They're as important as each other so we mustn't forget either.

Exactly how gullible are people? The tab is to be picked up by the treasury, but we the little people are going to pay eventually.

Far too occupied with productive interests than to spend my life in front of the television or the computer. More than 1 1/2 - 2 hours a day and my head goes into a fog.

National Middle Child Day? Another American invention the gullible are sucked in to. I'm the parent of three children who were all treated equally and grew up to lead happy, fruitful lives both in their careers and their private lives. If a middle (or first, or last) child doesn't feel as valued as their siblings, one has to ask - whose fault is that?

My office is at home so there's no escape!

I don't enjoy knowing that humans have encroached on their territory so they have to forage in built-up areas. People are selfish and greedy and we are putting up buildings day after day which destroys the countryside.

Yes, but only as long as 'in future' means during lockdown. I enjoy shopping around for value for my money and do like to see an item especially before making an expensive purchase.

I have no reason not to. Not had flu for many years since first having the vaccine and am very grateful indeed that out NHS still offers such a valuable service for free.

There is a place for both online and f2f consultations. Each should be triaged and directed to the appropriate method. Personally I've not had any difficulty with either and appreciate the system.

Under 30's have proved they can't behave or follow guidelines while we have done all we can to keep ourselves safe. Time to turn the tables so we can do our shopping while they have to stay home and mull over how selfish so many of them have been.

No as am still shielding and not inclined to put myself at risk by going to restaurants no matter how 'safe' the distancing is said to be.

No point as I don't drink.

Not keen to cruise. I've done 2 short and one longer, and I was bored. Confined to the boat for 2/3 days at a time, allowed off for 5/6 hours then back to the boat again. My holidays involve seeing a country off the beaten track, eating where the locals eat, keeping away from the tourist areas and so on. So nothing to do with Covid, I'm just a bit more adventurous than that.