THEY SAID WHAT?
“I only have 30 seconds but I wrote this 40 years ago”
– Happy Days star Henry Winkler on accepting an Emmy award. He was first nominated for an Emmy 42 years ago.
“If we secure a People’s Vote on the Government’s final deal, Theresa May would be forced to resign”
– Labour MP David Lammy calling for a fresh referendum on Brexit.
“It really beggars belief that the army and the police are now being asked to prepare for riots in the chaotic aftermath of a botched Brexit. And billions - billions - of taxpayers’ money spent preparing for disaster”
– Liberal Democrat leader Sir
Vince Cable demanding a Government U-turn on Brexit. “Every muscle in my body has had this wake-up call. Blood, sweat and tears. And painful toes”
– Danny John-Jules, above, feels the pain of training for Strictly Come Dancing.
“When I read the news on Saturday night, my mum said: ‘You look a little too brown”’
– BBC newsreader Kate Silverton plans to ease up on the fake tan for Strictly.
“Following the Salisbury incident, Russia has begun a blatant disinformation campaign with misleading procedural questions and over 40 different official narratives, all false. Many of these were carried and promoted on Kremlin-backed media. Russia Today, funded by the Russian state, is a major concern”
– Culture Secretary Jeremy
Wright.
“Old ratbag”
– Sir Michael Parkinson’s description of Labour MP Dennis Skinner who in the 1970s objected to a major revamp of the Parkinson TV show.