The Courier & Advertiser (Fife Edition)

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“It’s not about whether I could fly in thousands of troops and secure the airport. Yes I could do that, I could probably secure the airport for a few months, or maybe a year or two. But for what purpose? For them to be shot at, attacked, people not to get to the airport and to trigger just a permanent fight?” - Defence Secretary Ben Wallace on the Afghan crisis.

“Charlie Watts was the ultimate drummer. The most stylish of men, and such brilliant company. My deepest condolence­s to Shirley, Seraphina and Charlotte. And of course, the Rolling Stones”

- Sir Elton John on the death of the Stones drummer.

“These dangerous crossings from safe EU countries are completely unnecessar­y and we are determined to take down the evil criminal gangs behind them”

- Dan O’Mahoney, the Home Office’s Clandestin­e Channel Threat Commander. “Pretty much to a man and woman, it feels like every producer has popped up and said that selling off Channel 4 would be tantamount to an act of self-harm against one of the most successful sectors of the British economy” - Ian Katz, chief content officer at Channel 4. “Some of the pig processors are having to cut down on how many pigs they are processing a week so that’s starting to have an impact back on the farm. We are cutting back and prioritisi­ng lines and cutting out on things, so there just won’t be the totals of Christmas favourites like we are used to” - British Meat Processors Associatio­n chief executive Nick Allen warns that Christmas favourites like pigs in blankets could be in short supply this festive season as a result of post-Brexit issues.

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