We have been graced with THREE whole pages of letters. That's a lot of shite. M Rose starts us off this fine day:
If there are 1.7million unemployed people and a further 2.7million on incapacity benefit, why is our local JobCentre open only two days a week 'due to staff shortages'?
Answer: A little thing called labour immobility.
Also, points to you for mentioning those well-known work-shirkers, the 2.7million people physically or mentally incapable of doing work 
The letters special today regards Carol Sarler's "article" about doctors. And not the afternoon BBC1 programme. Keera Rowland from Woodlea House surgery in Bournemouth (which I have seen many a time but I can't for the life of me think where it is!) says:
I'd like to invite the opiniated Carol Sarler to spend a week at our surgery and experience the day to day life of a busy, dedicated GP before being killed with a lethal dose of anything we can get our hands on.
OK, so my mind wondered a bit reading that. But despite my wishful thinking, the letter goes on to mention that Carol Sarler is wrong and GPs are actually hard-working and dedicated. Which they are, so up yours Carol Sarler.
