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 More from The Courier Past Times team Past Times Fabrizio Ravanelli was talked out of taking ‘henchmen’ to Giovanni di Stefano’s door after Dundee FC departure May 26 20220 Premium Content Past Times MoFest, mo’ stars: When the Beach Boys AND Deacon Blue played Montrose May 26 2022 Premium Content Past Times Cafe Val d’Or: Do you remember this classy Dundee restaurant? May 25 2022 Premium Content More from The Courier REBECCA BAIRD: Watching the Derry Girls finale made me jealous – what was it like to have hope for the future? ‘Travelling Pro’ Craig Lee turns back the clock at the Farmfoods Scottish Challenge ‘I don’t drive the trains!’ SNP transport minister Jenny Gilruth faces barrage of angry questions in Holyrood about ScotRail LINDEN GRIGG: Are we going to let gulls wreck St Andrews’ shot at Open glory? Queen’s Platinum Jubilee: Here are the celebrations taking place in Fife Coronavirus in Scotland – track the spread with these charts
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