Spare us from inane pre- and post-match interviews at Wimbledon

I’m sure I’m not the only one saddened at the news that the top tennis players have decided not to continue their protest over prize money and have agreed to carry out their media duties during Wimbledon in full (29 June). I had hoped they could be persuaded to institute a complete ban, rather than the partial one originally threatened, and thus spare us from inane and unrevealing pre- and post-match interviews.

Peter Bolton

Stoke-on-Trent

I recently travelled on an Avanti West Coast train from Manchester to London. Approaching Euston, there were announcements about gathering up belongings etc, but one stated: “We have pickpockets operating at this station.” Is it not bad enough that train companies overcharge us for an inadequate service without employing people to rob us when we get off?

Iain Bannerman

Altrincham, Greater Manchester

We will know that HS2 is really going to happen when the tenders for rail replacement bus services go out (Pause HS2 reset until you are confident it can be delivered, NAO tells ministers, 29 June).

Nick Odell

Huddersfield, West Yorkshire

Re pointless words (Letters, 26 June), TV weather forecasters in Scotland often tell us what is going to happen “during the overnight period”, prompting me to respond “Night!”

Sally Cheseldine

Balerno, Edinburgh

Is Bad Bunny the artist formerly known as Peter Rabbit (Bad Bunny review, 28 June)?

John Tarpey

Manchester

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