Most of these kids have worked really hard to achieve what they have. It is unfair and frankly rather rude to diminish their achievements. I also sincerely doubt that you could do any of these tests.
P.S Why are all of you so hate filled that you cannot stand anyone else to be happy.
- Steve Smith, Derby, UK, 27/8/2009 14:48

Steve,

The Mail is the paper of choice for those with a pessimistic bent who like to blame their own shortcomings on others.
- A Jardine, Worcs, UK, 27/8/2009 15:35

I think I must have been black-listed, I've tried posting un-moderated comments on several stories and not one made it through.

And in the world's fattest nation, they elected George W Bush. Proof that they're right.

- M. T. Hatcher, Canley, West Midlands, 27/8/2009 10:35

John Smith. What is "Nu-Labours"? Some kind of patented innovative birth system? And what harm has it done to the USA?

Or is it humour? For once we have an interesting piece of news in the Daily Mail and this is your best shot? Because it's even less funny than Richard Littlejohn. That's how funny it isn't.

- Callum Durrutti, London, 29/8/2009 8:35

This is probably of little interest to most Mail Online readers who are more eager to know which nightclub Lilly Allen went to last night.

- Tommy, Camberwell, 29/8/2009 7:15

I need to keep reminding myself who it was that destroyed the mining industry and flogged off power to the highest bidder!
- Anne, West Midlands, 1/9/2009 14:37
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Guess which owner of which newspaper wrote this to von Ribbentrop in July 1939?

"Our two great Nordic countries should pursue resolutely a policy of appeasement for, whatever anyone may say, our two great countries should be the leaders of the world,"
- Val Winters

The Daily Mail's Not in My Front Yard campaign has highlighted the unpopularity of wheelie bins. The multiple fine system is spreading among councils who find it easier to target everyone in a house rather than identify a responsible individual.

Sum up the Mail in 5 words: Not in my back yard

Bob Blelefeld. Yes we could exist without being in the Europe we pay £45billion a day for the privilege for what. With all there rules and regulations they have bought this Country to its knees,. We would have been better staying with the English Speaking States like Australia, New Zealand, USA, Canada ect. I would never consider myself European I am English. The French have never liked Us and the feeling is mutural.
- jacqui weems, Southampton, 1/9/2009 16:44

Jacqui, I often wish that your frequently expressed great love of England and the English extended to some kind of control over its beautiful language. Never mind, I expect it was Labour's fault. Or was it the French?
- Callum Durrutti, London, 02/9/2009