The Mail on Sunday

QUOTES of the week

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‘He is begging for war.’

Top US diplomat Nikki Haley,

as she warns Kim Jong Un that Washington’s patience with him is running out.

‘I’d like to see David Davis flambé a baked Alaska tableside while pouring my Sauternes.’

Foodie Hugh Wright

attacks the Brexit Secretary’s suggestion that hospitalit­y industry staff are ‘unskilled’.

‘The only two things I’ve got headlines for are buying a shed and having a fag. Next time I’ll have a fag behind the shed.’

David Cameron,

who has tried to keep a low profile since leaving No 10.

‘For those of you in black and white, Spurs are in the all-yellow strip.’

John Motson

with a rare slip – he is retiring after 50 years as a BBC football commentato­r.

‘How is it only September 5? I can’t take 25 more days of this. If you know or love a midwife, please stop sh****** at Christmas.’

Midwife Mhairi Maharry

jokingly urges couples to show restraint after a baby boom at her London hospital.

‘I had no idea people on benefits were into champagne.’

Judge Gary Garland

to Nichola Voutas, who stole a £25 bottle from a Co-Op store.

‘My salary is high compared to academics. Compared to a footballer, it looks very different.’

Oxford vice-chancellor Louise Richardson

seeks to defend her £350,000-a-year pay deal.

‘It’s outrageous. I haven’t got time for this. I’ve just started a new programme. I don’t

want to die.’

Broadcaste­r Victoria Derbyshire

recalls her reaction after being told that she had breast cancer.

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