THEY SAID WHAT?

“So much for zero-tolerance approach to anti-Semitism – this is a terrible betrayal of Jewish Labour supporters and our values” – Labour MP Wes Streeting on the decision not to expel Ken Livingstone from the party

“The media must stop treating politics like a game and do its job of informing people about what the Government is doing and what we’ll do differently”

– Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn

“You have shown yourselves to be vindictive, to be nasty. All I can say is thank goodness we are leaving. You are behaving like the mafia. You think we are a hostage – we are not, we are free to go”

– Former Ukip leader Nigel Farage, addressing the

European Parliament

“Charm personified” – Pop star Kylie Minogue on the Duke of Edinburgh

“To me Warren was no more than a little nuisance, forever getting on the nerves of his bossy older sister. He thinks the stuff I write is plain crazy” – Hollywood star Shirley MacLaine, pictured, on her younger brother, Warren Beatty

“In a professional setting I make every effort to spread happiness. But I have really black periods, too, and I can be a miserable sod” – Broadcaster and actor

Michael Ball

“I like Beethoven, especially the poems” – Musician Ringo Starr

“I read that book Fat Is A Feminist Issue, got a bit desperate halfway through and ate it”

– Comedian Jo Brand

“When you’re young and beautiful, you’re paranoid and miserable”

– Actress Dame Helen Mirren