The Mail on Sunday

QUOTES of the week

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‘I’ve never signed anything with a “t” on it before. I don’t know if I can handle this one.’ President Trump as he approves a $2.2 trillion coronaviru­s relief package.

‘This is not a holiday, it’s a lockdown, which means you don’t just come here and sunbathe.’ Police officer uses a megaphone to appeal to crowds to disperse in Shepherd’s Bush, West London, a day after the Government introduced lockdown measures.

‘Somewhere in Whitehall right now there’s a civil servant trying to figure out what the hell to do with 500k volunteers...’ Former Whitehall aide Sam Freedman as people enlist in an NHS army to fight coronaviru­s.

‘No toilet rolls kept here overnight.’ Sign spotted on a plumber’s van as panic-buying continues.

‘For all of you worried that I don’t look well, it’s probably because I’ve started doing my own make-up.’ Newsreader Mary Nightingal­e as nonessenti­al workers remain at home.

‘We need to look at our homes as a sanctuary rather than a prison, a place of contemplat­ion and meditation rather than a time of enforced inactivity.’ Lady Carnarvon whose Highclere Castle is Downton Abbey, tells how the other half cope.

‘It is possible that this ends with a whimper, not a bang.’ Sunetra Gupta of Oxford University, who suggests that more than half of the UK population has already been infected.

‘Jesus in active wear.’ Descriptio­n of fitness guru Joe Wicks, who is leading youngsters in a daily online PE lesson.

‘This bringing up humans, I hate it… Acting is a walk in the park compared to it.’ Sherlock actress Amanda Abbington says being a mother is her most difficult role.

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