THEY SAID WHAT?

“To ask the question all over again would be a gross betrayal of our democracy”

– The Prime Minister rejecting calls for a second Brexit referendum, and proclaiming that she would not allow herself to be pushed around by the EU.

“All the Labour leadership can think about is their internal Labour Party and their hatred of Jews. Jeremy Corbyn has allowed anti-Semitism and racism to run rife. He needs to renounce much of what he did”

– Labour MP Dame Margaret

Hodge.

If you wore a white T-shirt, the boys would get the fire hose out and spray you down so that they could see your underwear”

– Channel 4 newsreader Cathy Newman, pictured, on being bullied by boys when a schoolgirl at Charterhouse

“The hundreds of millions they spend on films now I find essentially immoral”

– Actress Kathleen Turner

“It would never be my intention to touch any woman’s breast... I don’t know, I guess I put my arm around her. Maybe I crossed the border, maybe I was too friendly or familiar, but again, I apologise”

– Bishop Charles H Ellis III saying sorry for touching singer Ariana Grande at Aretha Franklin’s funeral.

“God, it must be hell to live with a barrister” – Michael Mansfield, QC.

“Without further action, millions continue to find that there is too much month at the end of their money and so they are easy pickings for Britain’s legal loan sharks”

– Labour MP Stella Creasy.

“The lot”

– Actor Martin Clunes on what he most dislikes about his appearance. “I will always hate my job”

– Actor Hugh Grant.