When Jacob Rees-Mogg was almost beaten up in Fife in 1997 When Jacob Rees-Mogg left his Bentley behind and went to Fife, he soon found himself in trouble. By Graeme Strachan January 14 2022, 12.00pm Updated: January 15 2022, 9.18am Jacob Rees-Mogg entered politics in Fife in 1997. [[intro]] [[title]] [[text]] [[button_text]] [[outro]] Tags Douglas Ross Henry McLeish Jacob Rees-Mogg Kennoway Methil Comments Thank you for your interest in commenting – this feature is currently under development. More from The Courier Past Times team Past Times Here’s what happened when wrestling heroes of 1992 Royal Rumble made their way to Dundee January 19 2022 Premium Content Past Times My Old School: Story of schoolboy imposter who was exposed in Dundee to screen at Sundance January 19 2022 Dundee Have you a memory of HMS Unicorn as good as the boy who found a ‘hidden’ door? January 19 2022 More from The Courier RAB DOUGLAS: Dundee, St Johnstone and Dundee United all need a Scottish Cup victory this weekend to stop the rot Wednesday court round-up — Memorial damage and nakedness Ex-Dundee United skipper Mark Reynolds reveals surprising off-field ambition as he pens deal with Cove Rangers Angus mum’s ceiling collapses months after raising issue with council Vehicles and tools stolen from Dundee farm Homeless ‘knifeman’ in tusk theft trial says he had permission to raid Dundee antique collector’s flat
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