The Mail on Sunday

QUOTES of the week

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‘I prefer the tried and tested recipes… like coming together to seek out the common ground and never losing sight of the bigger picture.’

The Queen,

in remarks interprete­d by commentato­rs as referring to the Brexit debate.

‘Brexit is coo-coo and I don’t understand it one bit.’

William Colledge, ten,

sums up the mood of the nation in his letter-writing practice.

‘When I turned 40 I was overweight, out of shape and thought I wasn’t the sort of person who could run a marathon. Now, f ive years later, I also know my observatio­nal skills are spot-on.’

Comic Gary Delaney

finds some upside to ageing.

‘Vegans make the best lovers.’

Former Baywatch star Pamela Anderson

makes her claim for one of the benefits of a plantbased diet.

‘Wow, I hope he’s got a lot of bathrooms for that price.’

Former US homelessne­ss tsar Philip Mangano

after a hedge fund boss bought a Manhattan penthouse for a record £183 million.

‘Most distressin­g aspect was being identif ied as a Chelsea fan.’

Businessma­n Eric Salama

tries to make light of being stabbed in a carjacking incident in West London.

‘I was very focused on the mystical connotatio­ns of Mabel’s beauty and grace. Not so good on the nappies and making sure she eats.’

Russell Brand

admits his shortcomin­gs as a father.

‘If we wreck the natural world, in the end we wreck ourselves.’

Sir David Attenborou­gh

issues a stark warning at the World Economic Forum.

‘I’m allergic to alcohol, so it’s ironic being identif ied for playing a drug-addled alcoholic.’

Richard E. Grant,

who attributes all of his success to Withnail And I.

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