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"We simply cannot go on like this, with a weak leader, a riven Cabinet and a party in despair. I believe Theresa May has been a failure as leader of our party, which she now threatens to destroy. Hers is a classic example of hubris - and after hubris comes nemesis" Tory MP Mark Francois says Theresa May should quit, "I've seen MPs exhausted, utterly frazzled, mentally and physically" - Labour MP Rosena Allin-Khan on the effects of Brexit on parliamentarians.

"It has become a thing, I did it at Soccer Aid last year. Whenever I win something I always like to get naked for some reason. I don't know why, it's just something funny and I just decided to get in the chair naked, I thought it was just a bit of a laugh, I'm just so happy"- Singer Olly Murs who posed naked on one of The Voice's big red chairs.

"I was presenting at an awards ceremony the other week, physically shaking on the stage, so much that I was sweating. But I can get naked onstage in front of 2,000 people as another character and it's not an issue" - Bodyguard star Richard Madden.

"We've been pursuing this kind of gender bender battle in England for quite some time, and I think it's won, actually. Certainly it is in my country. I can see it very much winning in America, too" - Actress and former Labour MP Glenda Jackson, who is playing the title role in King Lear on Broadway.

"In many ways, I was born a hundred years too late. I often feel out of kilter with the modern world" Actress Honeysuckle Weeks, star of Foyle's War.

"I am one of those annoying, bloody nightmare women who actually really does love life" - TV presenter Gaby Roslin.

"I do like my breasts. They're great, so much fun. You can do what you like with them" - Denise Van Outen.

"The trouble with a Conservative Party leadership election is that it is like a circular firing squad. Everyone shoots at each other" - Tory MP Andrew Bridgen.

"The Empire has, thank goodness, long gone, but, in this Brexit turmoil that's made us a global laughing stock, it is modestly reassuring to know that a British show about a British queen is watched, and I hope enjoyed, in 146 countries around the world" - Daisy Goodwin, writer of the acclaimed TV drama about Queen Victoria.

"You're going to need therapy. The show ending is going to send all of the world into seeking professional help" - Actress Gwendoline Christie looking forward to the dramatic ending of Game Of Thrones.