Leave Walcott alone
ALL OF a sudden people are being positive about Arsenal’s Theo Walcott. He scores a hat-trick for his club and once again he becomes flavour of the month. He’s done well to get over his World Cup disappointment with England, but now he should be left in peace in order to develop his game like any other normal 21-yearold. Dale Murray, High Wycombe
Naomi's mistake
I READ your interesting article regarding Naomi Campbell, ‘Diamond daze' (Voice, August 16-22). Whilst watching her being cross-examined, I can't help but ask myself, why is she in court? And more to the point, what's wrong with accepting a gift, especially when the said gift is no longer in her
What are they fighting for?
THE LOSS of brother Lance Sergeant Dale McCallum raises an issue (Voice, August 23-29). Joe Louis didn't fire a shot in World War Two, yet received the Legion of Merit medal for ‘Incalculable contribution to moral'. In a staged scene he said to the news cameras “Let us at them Japs." The pre
Tell the truth about tithes
IT’S TIME for the community of church leaders who are hellbent on manipulating the scriptures for sometimes and often selfish gain, to stop (Voice, August 23-29). Repent and let the people know that under the dispensation of grace we are not required to give what we do not have or give a tenth o
Ian needs to stick to soccer
WITH REGARDS to Ian Wright getting the chop from TV show, I for one only ever watched the show for Ian. I will be honest, I never watched it every night and I have no complaints about the other presenters. But I understand were Ian is coming from. Don’t Stop Believing is not a good programme. Ia
Mum was right to hit son
I WAS horrified to read in your last issue about the mum from Peckham arrested for giving her son a tap on the head with a newspaper (Voice, August 16-22). If my son gets into trouble and I have to pick him up and bail him out from the police I might be tempted to do the same thing! The police a