Naomi’s missing the point

FEW have the unshakable self-belief of a Jose Mourinho so I have some sympathy for tennis player Naomi Osaka, left, who finds media interviews unsettling. That said, it’s worrying how celebrities use mental illness as a way of blocking criticism of their behaviour. Yes, we all feel anxious at times and reluctant to discuss issues. But that’s not being mentally ill. It’s just life. YOUNGSTERS who choose an apprenticeship over a college are earning up to £7,000 a year more than those with degrees. That’s no surprise considering universities’ obsession with indoctrination and wokery. If it were a choice between that and actually learning something, I know which I’d pick.