ANSWERS

1. Walter Cronkite, closing his CBS TV evening news show

2. Cliff Michelmore, on BBC's 'Tonight', from 1957 to 1965

3. Bertrand Russell, in 1958, saying Communism was preferable to death

4. H Gordon Selfridge, the store owner

5. Yosser Hughes, played by Bernard Hill, in Boys From The Blackstuff

6. Janice Nicholls, on Thank Your Lucky Stars

7. Horace Batchelor, a football pools expert, on Radio Luxembourg, spelling out his address near Bristol

8. Broderick Crawford, on Highway Patrol

9. Edward Heath

10. Arte Johnson, dressed as a German soldier, on Rowan and Martins Laugh In

11. Warren Beatty, (Beatty's own phrase, he should have starred in the film, but Woody Allen wrote him out)

12. Mandy Rice-Davies (referring to Lord Astors denial of 'involvement' with her)

13. Joe Louis, to opponent Billy Conn

14. Lyndon B Johnson, insulting Gerald Ford

15. John Arbuthnot, a writer, coined this phrase in 1726, he also created the character of John Bull