Western Mail

THEY SAID WHAT?

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“The signs from the continent are not good. A new wave of coronaviru­s is once again sweeping across Europe and countries all around us are tightening their restrictio­ns. None of us want to see restrictio­ns back in place in Wales at Christmas but neither do we want to see people falling ill with Covid at Christmas.”

- Welsh Health Minister Eluned

Morgan, above.

“I think there were a number of people who sadly used my appointmen­t as a means of political attack and that did happen. Were these people quite obviously on the left? Yes.”

- Nadine Dorries attacks critics who opposed her appointmen­t as

Culture Secretary.

“This year’s critical festive sales period looks set to be complicate­d by challenges that are beyond most retailers’ control. Rather than being a big bang moment, we can expect this year’s festive shopping season to start earlier, be more sustained, and defined by higher-level transactio­ns.”

- Moshe Winegarten, retail sector

lead at Checkout.com.

“You can be a top manager and not win titles. The managers that have the chance to win the titles are at top, top clubs with good investment­s and exceptiona­l players. Otherwise, for a manager, it is impossible to win.”

- Pep Guardiola on Mauricio Pochettino, the former Tottenham boss who has been linked with the managerial vacancy at

Manchester United.

“I don’t think I’ve been this excited about Christmas since I got my first guinea-pig from Santa in 1978.”

- Mel Giedroyc on being announced as the latest celebrity taking part in the Strictly Come Dancing Christmas special.

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