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Jeremy Hunt
Information about this person was last updated on Wednesday, May 22, 2013.
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Britain dazzles world with Olympics spectacle
July 21, 2012 - August 1, 2012
Leveson Inquiry live: Jeremy Hunt gives evidence
May 24, 2012 - June 1, 2012
Security firm boss admits 'humiliating shambles'
July 13, 2012 - July 24, 2012
OAPs needn’t sell homes to afford care as the benefit limit soars to £123,000
February 10, 2013 - February 12, 2013
Britain Prime Minister David Cameron testifies in media inquiry
June 11, 2012 - June 14, 2012
Firing Line: Cameron’s reshuffle
September 4, 2012 - September 5, 2012
Cameron threat to veto Leveson
November 28, 2012 - November 29, 2012
NHS scandal: Hospital 'box-tick' culture that cost hundreds of lives
February 5, 2013 - February 6, 2013
Soldiers fill empty VIP seats
July 29, 2012 - July 30, 2012
Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt wants abortion limit cut from 24 weeks to just 12
October 6, 2012 - October 6, 2012
Radio hosts 'deeply shocked' by death of pranked nurse
December 10, 2012 - December 10, 2012
At least 70 dead after 6.6-magnitude earthquake rocks China's southwestern province of Sichuan
August 15, 2012 - August 15, 2012
No surprises for Obama, Romney so far
July 28, 2012 - July 28, 2012
Tennis: Murray routs Federer, finally
August 6, 2012 - August 6, 2012
Four Paralympic flames kindled
August 29, 2012 - August 29, 2012
School sports move to be unveiled
August 6, 2012 - August 6, 2012
2012 Paralympics finale underway
September 9, 2012 - September 9, 2012
Warning of measles epidemic spread
April 20, 2013 - April 20, 2013
George Entwistle: Lord Patten stands firm and promises BBC overhaul in wake of 'wretched crisis'
October 25, 2012 - October 25, 2012
South Koreans protest against North Korea nuclear test
February 20, 2013 - February 20, 2013
U.S. FDA approves new treatment for late-stage breast cancer
March 1, 2013 - March 1, 2013
"Stunned and appalled": Fury as children's heart unit closed despite court ruling it should stay open
March 30, 2013 - March 30, 2013
UK tabloid prints naked Prince Harry pictures
August 26, 2012 - August 26, 2012
Nadine Dorries suspended as Conservative MP over 'I'm a Celebrity' appearance
November 8, 2012 - November 8, 2012
Romney backs Olympics moment of silence to honor Munich victims
July 23, 2012 - July 23, 2012
David Cameron: I want to get Britain on rise
October 11, 2012 - October 11, 2012
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[said:]: Under Sir David Nicholson's leadership, NHS waiting times have fallen, infection rates reduced, and mixed sex accommodation is at an all-time low. His job has often been incredibly complex and very difficult, and yet he has always had a reputation for staying calm, and maintaining a relentless focus on what makes a difference on the NHS frontline. I am also grateful to him for overseeing the successful setting up of NHS England and giving us an orderly period in which to select his successor.
belfasttelegraph 21-MAY-13
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[said:]: Under Sir David Nicholson’s leadership, NHS waiting times have fallen, infection rates reduced, and mixed sex accommodation is at an all-time low. 'His job has often been incredibly complex and very difficult, and yet he has always had a reputation for staying calm, and maintaining a relentless focus on what makes a difference on the NHS frontline. I am also grateful to him for overseeing the successful setting up of NHS England and giving us an orderly period in which to select his successor.
mailonsunday 21-MAY-13
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[added:]: Under Sir David Nicholson's leadership, NHS waiting times have fallen, infection rates reduced, and mixed sex accommodation is at an all-time low.
bbc 21-MAY-13
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[said:]: Under Sir David Nicholson's leadership, NHS waiting times have fallen, infection rates [have been] reduced, and mixed-sex accommodation is at an all-time low. His job has often been incredibly complex and very difficult, and yet he has always had a reputation for staying calm and maintaining a relentless focus on what makes a difference on the NHS frontline. I am also grateful to him for overseeing the success.
ibtimes 21-MAY-13
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[stated:]: Dementia is a serious and growing problem so this ambitious drive to see a clear majority of people identified and supported is a major step forward.
digitaljournal 21-MAY-13
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[said:]: Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a global problem.
timesofmalta 20-MAY-13
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[added:]: Of course we have a debate. Patriotism runs deep in the veins of all Conservatives and when you have an issue of sovereignty it's something we debate fiercely.
mailonsunday 19-MAY-13
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[added:]: Of course we have a debate. Patriotism runs deep in the veins of all Conservatives and when you have qn issue of sovereignty it's something we debate fiercely.
huffingtonpost 19-MAY-13
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[said:]: Do not underestimate David Cameron
huffingtonpost 19-MAY-13
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[said:]: More staff is one issue.
themirror 17-MAY-13
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[suggests that:]: more A&E staff are needed
telegraph 17-MAY-13
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[said:]: This fund will allow doctors and nurses to make the NHS safer by harnessing the very latest technology.
express 17-MAY-13
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[ said]: This fund will allow doctors and nurses to make the NHS safer by harnessing the very latest technology,
publictechnology 17-MAY-13
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[said:]: That is one of the things we need to look at, but I want to stress that it is not the only thing. His comments come after the College of Emergency Medicine called for
independent 15-MAY-13
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[said:]: We also need to look at the long-term issues here, and one of them is the disastrous changes to the GP contract in 2004 which removed responsibility for out-of-hours care from GPs.
itv 15-MAY-13
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[said:]: For too long diagnosis rates have been shockingly low, leaving too many people living in the dark trying to cope with this terrible condition undiagnosed, unable to get the help they need and deserve. Dementia is a serious and growing problem so this ambitious drive to see a clear majority of people identified and supported is a major step forward.
guardian 15-MAY-13
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[added:]: I think what the Prime Minister is doing is saying we've got to change that relationship so that we can be more successful and then we've got to give the British people a choice.
express 15-MAY-13
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[ says]: important changes
guardian 15-MAY-13
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[said:]: For too long diagnosis rates have been shockingly low.
sundaymirror 15-MAY-13
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[said that:]: too many
itv 15-MAY-13
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[-told]: Nobody disagrees with the concept of a case manager. But now we have to make a reality of that,
itv 13-MAY-13
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[said:]: I’m pleased GPs have decided to reconsider Rebecca’s case.
thesun 02-MAY-13
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[said:]: Most NHS users would be astonished that information doesn't flow around the system.
bbc 26-APR-13
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[said:]: I completely agree that the NHS needs to be better at preventing poor health in the first place but, if people do need care in a hospital or nursing home, no-one should feel that they or their loved ones should have to settle for anything less than the best care.
express 25-APR-13
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[-accused]: really stupid idea.
itv 23-APR-13
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[-told]: I think the Royal College of Nurses [sic] has to be very, very careful. They missed what happened at Mid Staffs,
guardian 23-APR-13
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[said:]: Contracts to deliver patient transport are decided locally, and should be based on what is required to meet patient demand.
theargus 23-APR-13
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[said:]: We certainly must not think of this as something that is just happening in Wales.
itv 23-APR-13
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[said:]: Contracts to deliver patient transport are decided locally, and should be based on what is required to meet patient demand. 'As we know the NHS is seeing an extra one million more patients in A&E compared to two years ago and despite the additional workload it is coping well. 'Using a variety of healthcare providers to deliver patient transport services is a system which was started under the last Labour government but is an approach they now criticise. 'This rank hypocrisy shows the Labour party is mor
dailymail 22-APR-13
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[ added]: The RCN chose to pretend everything was fine at Mid Staffs rather than take responsibility for raising professional standards as other royal colleges did. As a result they let down their own members as well as the people who suffered terribly at the hospital,
guardian 22-APR-13
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[said:]: It said that they basically allowed their trade union responsibilities to trump their responsibilities as a Royal College to raise professional standards.
themirror 22-APR-13
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[said:]: Contracts to deliver patient transport are decided locally, and should be based on what is required to meet patient demand. As we know the NHS is seeing an extra one million more patients in A&E compared to two years ago and despite the additional workload it is coping well.
YorkshirePost 21-APR-13
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[said:]: Disgraced doctor Andrew Wakefield's discredited and inaccurate research caused great harm to the MMR vaccination programme and led to thousands of parents choosing not to vaccinate their children against measles, mumps and rubella.
independent 19-APR-13
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[said:]: He did the right thing in informing Sir Bruce (Keogh, NHS England Medical Director) about his concerns over Leeds mortality data.
bbc 16-APR-13
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[said:]: Today I am urging all parents, anywhere in England, who did not get their child vaccinated with two doses of MMR because of scare stories a decade ago to contact their GP surgery and make an appointment.
bbc 16-APR-13
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[promises:]: radical overhaul
dailymail 27-MAR-13
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[-said]: Frontline, hands-on caring experience and values need to be equal with academic training. These measures are about recruiting all staff with the right values and giving them the training they need to do their job properly, so that patients are treated with compassion,
gulfnews 26-MAR-13
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[said:]: The health and care system must change.
themirror 26-MAR-13
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[said:]: I don't want to speculate on what that number might be. But the number we have heard is actually not £20m, it is £200m. I think it is significantly more than that.
guardian 25-MAR-13
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[said:]: It is a huge issue. I don't think those numbers are at all accurate. The reason is because hospitals, if they treat someone who is not entitled to NHS care – if they declare that person is a foreigner who is not entitled to that care then they have the responsibility to collect the money from that person. Whereas if they declare that person as a UK national then the money is paid for by the NHS. So we have created a strong incentive for hospitals in the system not to pick out the people who aren't entitle
guardian 25-MAR-13
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[-said]: Creating a culture of care, not bureaucracy, in the NHS is essential,
guardian 22-MAR-13
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[said:]: What we have is increased demand and in Brighton, where there is an ageing population, this means increased pressure on A and E.
theargus 22-MAR-13
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[said:]: Everyone should have the same opportunity to lead a healthy life; no matter where they live or who they are which is why we must continue to work to narrow the gap in health inequalities.
bbc 18-MAR-13
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[said:]: If NHS Trusts are caught deliberately manipulating that information, whether waiting times or death rates, they need to be held to account.
guardian 16-MAR-13
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[said:]: The future NHS will have a more open culture, with better information for patients and the public. That information must be credible and provided on a basis which is honest and consistent.
herald 16-MAR-13
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icWales 16-MAR-13
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[said:]: This is about a transparent, honest and accountable <name id=
irishsun 16-MAR-13
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[-said]: With this new approach to sport, we can create a culture in our schools that encourages all children to be active and enjoy sport, and helps foster the aspirations of future Olympians and Paralympians.
guardian 16-MAR-13
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[said:]: This is about a transparent, honest and accountable NHS. Patients and the public should be confident that they can trust information about how hospitals are performing, and a culture of honesty and accuracy will help those organisations drive up standards of care.
guardian 16-MAR-13
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[said:]: Complaints can be the earliest symptom of a problem within an organisation and the NHS should use them to learn from and improve their service.
independent 15-MAR-13
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[said:]: The question you need to explain is why you refused 81 separate requests to set up that public inquiry. You said you did not want to distract the hospital from the essential task of making immediate improvements.
telegraph 14-MAR-13
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[said:]: The chief inspector will examine lots of areas, but one third of the entire score for a hospital will be based on patient experience – the extent to which patients would recommend your hospital to friends and family, the extent to which your complaints procedure actually listens to people.
guardian 14-MAR-13
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[-said]: That culture of openness and transparency is at the heart of what we are trying to do to drive up standards across the NHS,
guardian 14-MAR-13
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[said:]: The chief inspector will examine lots of areas, but one third of the entire score for a hospital will be based on patient experience - the extent to which patients would recommend your hospital to friends and family, the extent to which your complaints procedure actually listens to people.
huffingtonpost 14-MAR-13
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[said:]: The era of gagging NHS staff from raising their real worries about patient care must come to an end.
skynews 14-MAR-13
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[said:]: The weeds of failure grow more quickly in a garden of mediocrity.
guardian 08-MAR-13
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[-has said]: a huge amount to make the NHS better
telegraph 08-MAR-13
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[-said]: Despite real progress in cutting deaths, we remain a poor relative to our global cousins on many measures of health, something I want to change,
rt 05-MAR-13
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[said:]: Despite real progress in cutting deaths we remain a poor relative to our global cousins on many measures of health, something I want to change.
ananova 05-MAR-13
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[said:]: This study will help us keep improving breast cancer treatment as part of our cancer strategy to save an extra 5,000 lives a year by 2014.
express 01-MAR-13
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[said:]: This study will help us keep improving breast cancer treatment as part of our cancer strategy to save an extra 5,000 lives a year by 2014. We have worked with Macmillan Cancer Support to improve access to assessment, treatment and aftercare for cancer patients over 70. The NHS is also working to ensure all patients are treated as individuals and receive care that meets their healthcare needs whatever their age or condition.
panarmenian 01-MAR-13
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[said:]: No one should feel that they or their loved ones have to settle for poor quality care. Whilst many providers are delivering good quality care, this research clearly shows how more needs to be done to improve care across the board.
icWales 26-FEB-13
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[said:]: No one should feel that they or their loved ones have to settle for poor quality care.
independent 26-FEB-13
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[ said]: We have made good first steps, but is there more we can do? There certainly is,
guardian 24-FEB-13
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[-wrote]: Fostering a culture of openness and transparency is essential if we are to ensure we never repeat the mistakes of Mid Staffs [Stafford Hospital] - which means creating a climate where it is easy for staff, present and former, to come forward with any concerns they have relating to patient safety,
gulfnews 16-FEB-13
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[-pointed out that]: For the coalition to consider putting the cap at £75,000 is unambitious, miserly and will do little to solve one of the most vital social problems facing our generation. A cap of £75, 000 means that the majority of people will still be paying just as much on their social care as they would have before the cap.
guardian 12-FEB-13
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[announces:]: historic
telegraph 11-FEB-13
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[said:]: We need to change the culture in our country so that, just as people make provision for their pensions in their 20s, their 30s, they understand they need to make provision for when they're retired. So we also need to be a country where people prepare for their social care.
independent 11-FEB-13
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[said:]: The point of what we are doing is to protect people's inheritance. The worst thing that can happen is at the most vulnerable moment in your life you lose the thing you worked hard for, that you saved for, your own house.
icWales 11-FEB-13
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[-said]: If you've got dementia, which is going to affect a million people in the next few years, you have this double whammy. You are trying to cope with this incredibly difficult condition, the loss of your memory, the impact on your relationships with your family. And then you have the double whammy of having to sell your home. That is what we want to sort out.
guardian 10-FEB-13
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[said:]: We have a scandal at the moment that every year 30,000 to 40,000 people are having to sell their houses to pay for their care costs. Around 10% of us end up paying more than £100,000 in care costs.
guardian 10-FEB-13
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[said:]: The debate has been focussed a lot on the level of the cap, but just having a cap means that pension companies and insurance companies will be able to offer products.
icWales 09-FEB-13
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[said:]: The debate has been focused a lot on the level of the cap, but just having a cap means that pension companies and insurance companies will be able to offer products.
guardian 09-FEB-13
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[said:]: This is a problem that has bedevilled governments for decades. The spiralling costs of social care and people being saddled with costs and having to sell their homes.
bbc 09-FEB-13
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[said:]: As a politician, I am not in a position to say this nurse is guilty, this nurse is not, and all these things have to be decided at arm’s length following due process. This is about people’s careers and livelihood and there has to be fairness.
independent 09-FEB-13
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[said:]: Earlier diagnosis is key to improving survival rates from cancer which is why our Be Clear on Cancer campaigns aim to raise awareness about the symptoms of cancer and give people the confidence to tell their doctor if they think anything is wrong.
YorkshirePost 04-FEB-13
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[said:]: Every year thousands of people choose to marry in a church rather than a registry office because they believe marriage is sacred. Religious freedom is not just for heterosexuals - we should not deny anyone the right to make a lifelong commitment to another person in front of God if that is what they believe and that is what their church allows.
ananova 04-FEB-13
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[said today:]: Every year thousands of people choose to marry in a church rather than a registry office because they believe marriage is sacred. Religious freedom is not just for heterosexuals – we should not deny anyone the right to make a lifelong commitment to another person in front of God if that is what they believe and that is what their church allows.
guardian 03-FEB-13
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[said:]: The longstanding problems at South London Healthcare NHS Trust must not be allowed to compromise patient care in the future. 'Hundreds of millions of pounds have been spent on paying for debt rather than improving patient care for the local community in South East London. 'What is in the clinical interests of patients in South East London has been at the heart of my decision making process, and as a result I have followed clinical advice to keep open the A&E in Lewisham. 'However, some changes need to b
dailymail 31-JAN-13
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[-acknowledged]: That takes the NHS into new and uncharted territory.
guardian 31-JAN-13
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[responded:]: A sham and a shambles is what I inherited, not what I'm bequeathing.
bbc 31-JAN-13
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[said:]: The longstanding problems at South London Healthcare NHS Trust must not be allowed to compromise patient care in the future. Hundreds of millions of pounds have been spent on paying for debt rather than improving patient care for the local community in south-east London.
ibtimes 31-JAN-13
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[said:]: There is a strong case that these proposals will lead to improved care and could save up to 100 lives a year.
ibtimes 31-JAN-13
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[added:]: It's a possibility. I just think that it's a very blunt tool because in the end you can say we want to have certain children's cereal have less sugar content and people will find another something that calls itself a cereal that has more sugar content in it.
guardian 29-JAN-13
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[said:]: The public will rightly be concerned that, despite their promises, Labour plan a massive restructuring of the NHS which takes power away from the doctors and nurses who know their patients best and puts it in the hands of local politicians. 'I welcome the fact that Labour have finally recognised the importance of integrated care, but they had 13 years to achieve this and failed to do so. In fact, the system they left was fragmented and focused on treating patients as a collection of conditions not as indivi
dailymail 24-JAN-13
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[-has previously admitted that]: The reason that everyone is really interested in Francis is because, whilst we don't believe there is anywhere else that has got the problems that Stafford hospital [had], everyone can sense that there are little bits of Stafford dotted around the system. So we have a big debate about values and how we do that.
guardian 21-JAN-13
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[-told]: I think we are going to have a huge debate in the next few months following Francis about how we return all parts of the NHS to its core values of care and compassion, which are at the heart of the reason why it was set up,
guardian 21-JAN-13
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[said:]: I want this country to be one of the best places in Europe to grow old and that is why in July we announced the most extensive reforms of care and support in over 60 years. 'As part of the reforms, we committed to taking action to ensure people do not have to sell their homes to pay for care.
mailonsunday 19-JAN-13
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[said:]: The NHS cannot be the last man standing as the rest of the economy embraces the technology revolution. It is crazy that ambulance drivers cannot access a full medical history of someone they are picking up in an emergency - and that GPs and hospitals still struggle to share digital records.
belfasttelegraph 16-JAN-13
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[-concluded]: Only with world class information systems will the NHS deliver world class care,
publictechnology 16-JAN-13
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[blames:]: grim fatalism
dailymail 15-JAN-13
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[ says]: abandoned
telegraph 15-JAN-13
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[said:]: It’s time for the worst performing areas to wake up to the dementia time bomb. While many areas do excellent work, the worst is diagnosing just a third of people with dementia delaying vital treatment and causing unnecessary suffering.
egovmonitor 15-JAN-13
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[said:]: The small improvement in the overall rate of dementia diagnosis is good news, but the extreme variation we see across the country is unacceptable.
egovmonitor 15-JAN-13
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[said:]: The small improvement in dementia diagnosis is good news, but the extreme variation across the country is unacceptable.
bbc 15-JAN-13
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[said today:]: We knew when the investigation opened in the autumn that we had a problem in three NHS organisations but today we realise that its gone a lot further than that.
independent 11-JAN-13
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[said:]: We knew when the investigation opened in the autumn that we had a problem in three NHS organisations but today we realise that it’s gone a lot further than that.
independent 11-JAN-13
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[said:]: Britain is one of the best research centres in the world and it is important that we harness the skills and creativity in this sector to really improve the lives of those who use the NHS.
egovmonitor 09-JAN-13
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[said:]: I do understand the concerns of MPs and indeed the people living in the areas affected by these proposals, especially the people of Lewisham. They have the right to expect the highest quality of NHS care and I have a duty to ensure that they receive it.
guardian 08-JAN-13
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[added:]: Patients must never be treated as numbers but as human beings at their frailest and most vulnerable.
thesun 07-JAN-13
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Andy Burnham [said:]: Jeremy Hunt has a duty both to be honest with people about the causes of the problems and to develop a plan to tackle them. He has done neither.
sundaymirror 19-MAY-13
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Hilary Benn [said:]: I spoke to Jeremy Hunt this afternoon and stressed to him the importance of maximum openness. The decision to stop operations has come as a great shock to all of us and we need all the facts to be put in the open.
huffingtonpost 30-MAR-13
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Poots [previously said:]: Certainly that fact that the Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has moved away from the Kennedy recommendations probably makes it easier for me to arrive at the conclusions that perhaps the parents would be supporting.
bbc 05-FEB-13
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Burnham [said:]: In his [Hunt's] new market-driven NHS, finance takes precedence and any hospital is vulnerable to changes, no matter how successful, through back-door reconfiguration.
guardian 31-JAN-13
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Burnham [added:]: Jeremy Hunt has accepted the principle that a success-ful hospital can have its services downgraded to pay for failures of another trust.
sundaymirror 31-JAN-13
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Cameron [said:]: There was no bias. Jeremy Hunt has endured a stream of allegations with dignity. Lord Justice Leveson confirms we were right to stand by him,
ibtimes 29-NOV-12
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Hammond [-said]: I am sure Jeremy Hunt has got very good personal reasons to make the suggestion he has,
bloomberg 08-OCT-12
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Cameron [said:]: If you're going to try and go through sort of, reshuffle bingo I'm going to leave it at that. Self-evidently, you can see from this Jeremy Hunt and the Department of Culture, Media and Sport have done a very good job. They've had, with Locog, with the mayor, with all the different parts, TfL, the government itself, everyone's had to pull together.
guardian 02-AUG-12
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Cameron [said:]: Self evidently you can see from this Jeremy Hunt and the Department of Culture, Media and Sport have done a very good job, with Locog, with the Mayor, with all the different parts, Transport for London, the Government itself everyone's had to pull together.
icWales 02-AUG-12
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Johnson [-wrote]: Jeremy Hunt has introduced a new sport to the games, to go with the discus, shot-put, javelin,
caycompass 31-JUL-12
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Cameron [said:]: It was not some rushed, botched, political decision. If anyone had told me Jeremy Hunt couldn't do the job I wouldn't have given him the job.
guardian 14-JUN-12
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Harriet Harman [said:]: Yet further delay in the Communications Green Paper shows that Jeremy Hunt is now a lame duck Secretary of State. 'His errors in the handling of the Murdoch bid, his misleading of Parliament and his clear breaches of the Ministerial Code are undermining his department and delaying important policy-making for the media and creative industry. David Cameron should sack him.
mailonsunday 07-JUN-12
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Cameron [said:]: They were two very different cases. In the case of Jeremy Hunt, obviously all of that has been gone through by the Leveson Inquiry.
belfasttelegraph 05-JUN-12
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Harman [said:]: Jeremy Hunt has broken the ministerial code and misled parliament. It is not acceptable that these rules have been broken and we will call a vote insisting that Jeremy Hunt's breaches of the code are referred to the independent adviser on ministerial interests.
independent 01-JUN-12
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Harman [said:]: Jeremy Hunt has broken the ministerial code and misled Parliament. It is not acceptable that these rules have been broken and we will call a vote insisting that Jeremy Hunt's breaches of the code are referred to the independent adviser on ministerial interests.
icWales 01-JUN-12
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Harman [said:]: Jeremy Hunt has broken the Ministerial Code and misled Parliament.
icWales 01-JUN-12
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Bryant [responded:]: Jeremy Hunt explicitly wrote to the Prime Minister saying,
telegraph 31-MAY-12
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Harriet Harman [said:]: He should not have given the decision to Mr Hunt in the first place as he was clearly biased.
euronews 31-MAY-12
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Chris Bryant [said:]: This needs investigating. 'There are so many fishy elements to the Jeremy Hunt affair I find it amazing that he is still in his job. It shows how feeble David Cameron is.
dailymail 27-MAY-12
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Cameron [-said]: I don't regret giving the job to Jeremy Hunt, it was the right thing to do in the circumstances, which were not of my making,
kyivpost 25-MAY-12
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Cameron [-also said]: The key thing was it wasn't what [Hunt] had said in the past, it was how he was going to do the job. And I think, if you look at how he did the job, he asked for independent advice at every stage and he took that independent advice and he did it in a thoroughly proper way.
guardian 25-MAY-12
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Cameron [-said on television]: I don't regret giving the job to Jeremy Hunt,
news 25-MAY-12
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Smith [replied:]: Not really, the frustration - if there was any - was more about Mr Hunt wanting to talk to Mr Murdoch about the bid and all sorts of other issues. I'm not sure that frustration relates to Mr Cable. I don't particularly recall him being that frustrated about it at all.
telegraph 25-MAY-12
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Cameron [said:]: I don't regret giving the job to Jeremy Hunt, it was the right thing to do in the circumstances, which were not of my making.
bbc 25-MAY-12
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Cameron [-said]: The crucial point, the really crucial point, is did Jeremy Hunt carry out his role properly with respect to BSkyB? And I believe that he did,
kyivpost 25-MAY-12
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