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The Brexiteer was asked about his Christmas traditions and revealed his favourite moments of 2017. He said: “I will be spending Christmas at home with my family in Somerset and will go to stay with my mother-in-law in Kent for the New Year.” When asked about whether Brexit would be mentioned on the day he responded: “Yes, I shall regale my children with nursery rhymes about Brexit.”

GETTY Jacob Rees-Mogg revealed his Christmas traditions

Unsurprisingly his favourite memory of the referendum campaign was “winning” and the North East Somerset MP believes the most significant moment of 2017 was the “Passing of the Article 50 Bill into law”. Mr Rees-Mogg previously said the Brexit Bill will ensure the UK legal systems simplifies Brussels' "gobbledygook". The staunch pro-Brexit MP also claimed amendments to the Bill supported the negative views of Eurosceptics seeking to leave the European Union.

The real Jacob Rees-Mogg Wed, February 8, 2017 Jacob Rees-Mogg is one of the biggest characters in the Tory party. Known for his RP diction, humorous speeches and staunchly pro-Brexit views, the MP for Northeast Somerset is firmly in the public eye Play slideshow AFP/Getty Images 1 of 12 Jacob Rees-Mogg poses as he delivers a petition against the provision of foreign aid at 10 Downing Street in London

He said: "This amendment says what we eurosceptic have been saying all along. That the European Union produces its laws in a form of gobbledygook." Mr Rees–Mogg revealed that his favourite piece of Christmas music. The Brexit champion added: “During Midnight Mass when the last verse of O Come, All Ye Faithful is sung which begins: ‘Yea, Lord, we greet Thee, born this happy morning’.”

The Brexiteer claimed in the interview with Brexit Central that he does not make New Years resolutions but he was recently revealed as the bookies' favourite to be the Conservative Party’s next leader. However the former Secretary of State for Defence, Liam Fox, said he can’t recall a time in recent years where a favourite ended up becoming the party leader. Speaking to Berkeley Squares, Dr Fox said: “In 25 years in the House of Commons, sooner or later most of my colleagues get picked at one time or another as a future or potential leader.

GETTY Jacob Rees-Mogg and Nigel Farage were vocal Brexiteers during the referendum

“Jacob is a very good friend of mine and he’s extremely talented and I’d love to see him play a full role in the Government of the country.” But Dr Fox said party leadership contests often entail unexpected results. He said: “It’s a bit of a roulette game and everyone accepts that. I think making predictions in politics, in general, is fairly tough. “Predicting the next leader of the Conservative Party has historically shown itself to be a monumentally difficult task.”

PA Jacob Rees-Mogg is the bookies favourite to become Prime Minister