Western Mail

THEY SAID WHAT?

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“We’re not going away and you will always be welcome to come back”

- European Commission vice president Frans Timmermans in a letter to the UK.

“I’m coming to search for you again today, I won’t rest until I know what’s happened to you”

- Lucy Otto in a Facebook message to her missing fiance, firefighte­r Anthony Knott.

“Already this morning I have killed a fox with a baseball bat. How’s your Boxing Day going?”

- Lawyer Jolyon Maugham.

“Arguably the largest challenge ever to the human race is the shape of an environmen­tal challenge”

- Former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams, above.

“This tortoise has had a very lucky Christmas Day - he is 45 years young and will now hopefully continue to live a long and happy life”- Gary Wain, watch manager at Great Dunmow Fire Station, after a tortoise had to be rescued from a house fire which ignited when it

knocked over its heat lamp.

“Even if I wasn’t in the first scenes of the day, I had to be in before everyone else”

- Mackenzie Crook said it took three hours to transform him into Worzel Gummidge.

“I think we need to at least check out is this viable in engineerin­g terms and how much money it would cost to do”

- Taoiseach Leo Varadkar on suggestion­s of a bridge between Northern Ireland and Scotland.

“I suppose I was secretly hoping for an excuse for a rest so was delighted when I spotted something a little different out of the corner of my eye”

- Mountain biker David Genney was on a trail in the Scottish highlands when he spotted a lichen found growing in Britain for the first time.

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