The Mail on Sunday

QUOTES of the week

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‘All Americans must be accompanie­d by an adult.’ Sign outside a London pub after voters elected Donald Trump as their next President.

‘Aberdeensh­ire business owner wins presidenti­al election.’ Buchan Observer finds a local angle to the shock result – Mr Trump owns a golf course in the area.

‘The bar may have looked like the Swiss Alps before – now it looks like Holland.’ Twitter user Tony Mathews joins the chorus of disapprova­l following a change in the design of Toblerone.

‘I wanted it to be a low-key thing, so looking at it from that point of view it’s been a bit of a disaster.’ British chef Chris Wright hoped for a quieter life by opening a small restaurant in rural France – until it was crowned best village bistro.

‘Men don’t know what it’s like to wear uncomforta­ble shoes – they turn you into a monster.’ Shoe designer Tamara Mellon hits out at her male rivals for making women suffer.

‘Orf we jolly well go.’ Jimmy Young’s famous catchphras­e. The legendary broadcaste­r died last week, aged 95.

‘I did daydream about wearing a loincloth and chasing Carol Vorderman with a spear, but I’m fussy about food.’ Tory MP Michael Fabricant, who reluctantl­y turned down a chance to appear on reality show I’m A Celebrity.

‘Is it appropriat­e, in this age of inclusion, for middle-aged women to be ridiculed by blokes in skirts and too much make-up? Is it, in fact, a form of sexism?’ Actress Caroline Quentin questions why the pantomime dame is still played by a man.

‘Some people try to sue us after the show, but never before!’ Alex Jones, as she welcomes guest Sir Cliff Richard on to BBC1’s The One Show – the pop star is taking action against the Corporatio­n.

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