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 Big rolls and Thin Lizzy: Remembering the magic of Foreigners bar in Dundee January 18 2022 Past Times What were the most popular baby names of 1981, 1991, 2001 and 2011? January 18 2022 Past Times Out of this world: Menzieshill water tower still looms large after 60 years January 17 2022 More from The Courier Nicola Sturgeon’s announcement brings hope to the hospitality industry Nicola Sturgeon told Covid passport scheme is a ‘dud’ and should be ditched Glenisla landowner calls for urgency to clear forestry ‘disaster’ Dundee man ‘lucky to be alive’ after car spins out of control at 70mph Arbroath woman left distraught after pet rabbits killed by vicious mink Brechin health group future “uncertain” after infirmary takeover plan fails
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