Letter: Out of his misery

Thomas Duncan
Monday 28 April 1997 23:02 BST
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Sir: I find it astonishing that after six and a half years as Prime Minister Mr Major seems anxious to continue in the job.

When you think of all he has had to contend with - the undoing of the poll tax fiasco, the ERM debacle, the arms-to-Iraq scandal, ministers caught with their trousers down the BSE catastrophe, the E coli disaster, the revelations about organophosphates in the Gulf, the constant sniping of the Eurosceptics - it will surely be an act of kindness if we vote him out of office on 1 May and let him have some peace and quiet.

THOMAS DUNCAN

Stokesley,

North Yorkshire

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