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“I was told I was too old, too fat and too ethnic to even try to come to Hollywood” -

Actress Jameela Jamil, pictured.

“I bloody loved that radio lark” - Broadcaste­r Sara Cox speaking after her first stint hosting the BBC Radio 2 drive-time programme.

“Some wonder why MPs are viewed by the public as lower than a snake’s belly” - Shadow education secretary Angela Rayner on politician­s who, she alleges, change their views after receiving honours.

“Who is in charge of the clattering train?” - Tory MP Sir Nicholas Soames waxes lyrical about Brexit.

“I can’t cook. I can do a boiled egg” - Football figurehead Harry Redknapp admits he is not domesticat­ed.

“If they win it this year, we should just not do it anymore! If they win it, having not been on television, we may as well just chuck in the towel” -

TV’s Dermot O’Leary on the prospect of Ant and Dec winning a National Television award as a duo.

“We don’t have booze in the venue until after the gig. I love embracing chaos, but only when the job’s done” - Singer Ed Sheeran, pictured. “Sadly, it has often been said that my rear is better than my front, so thank you very much indeed” - Dancer Anton du Beke.

“What’s the point of doing something good if nobody’s watching? - Actress Nicole Kidman.

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