THEY SAID WHAT?

“Is it a fashion statement or has she got a load of corgi biscuits in there?” Former Tory minister Ann Widdecombe asks why the Queen needs a large handbag “She hasn’t made any mistakes, which is extraordinary when you think of how difficult it is for her. I suppose the only mistake she’s made is that she’s probably seen not always as particularly interesting, but I think she’s absolutely terrified of not doing it right” Ingrid Seward, editor-in-chief of Majesty magazine, on the

Duchess of Cambridge “He doesn’t like me and I don’t like him. That’s it” Liam Gallagher indicates no end to the feud he has with his brother Noel, both former Oasis rockers “Our attitude and relationship with wealth now – we’ve become more suspicious of wealthy people and how they made it”

Actor Damian Lewis, above “You’ll be glad to know, probably not” Prince Harry to a schoolboy who asked if he would ever be king “I’m glad you take the English pronunciation of Farage rather than the rather poncey foreign-sounding one that he seems to prefer” The Prime Minister congratulates Labour MP Ben Bradshaw on pronouncing the Ukip’s leader’s name as “Farridge” “If I were asked to do that and it was a necessary part of my stay in the House of Lords, I would quit – not because I have anything to hide. It is partly because I don’t want people to know how poor I am”

Lord Dobbs, creator of House of Cards, would reject any request to

reveal his financial activities