Our readers give their takes on Brexit, Just Stop Oil and the World Cup.

It's the biggest dilemma of a year not short of them, who gets the last Bounty, but bonkers bosses' cynical ploy is not lost on columnist John Nurden.

Suella Braverman's fatuous policy targets foreign students while Nigel Farage will struggle to stay away from Kent, writes Paul Francis.

For all the wailing about Kent being full up the county actually needs more houses, writes columnist Rhys Griffiths.

A riot van parked outside Wetherspoon at 20 to 1 on a rainy Monday might be the first sign it's coming home this World Cup, writes our columnist.

Our columnist confesses she's not happy to bring a baby into the world and has had enough of wedding politics.

On her travels in the US columnist Melissa Todd was offered every pill under the sun but couldn't find a humble pot of tea.

Twitter was a cesspit before self-promoter Elon Musk took over, says columnist Rob Barman, and users are spoiled children who need to stop crying.

Christmas is starting way too early and could hit our bank accounts in a cost of living crisis, writes columnist Lauren Abbott.