'Dozens killed' in Homs shelling

bbc 08-FEB-12

'No negotiations' on Falklands, Britain vows

cnn 08-FEB-12

Government suffers new health bill defeat in Lords

telegraph 08-FEB-12

Minister visits Jordan over Qatada

icWales 08-FEB-12

Russia 'wants Arab role in Syria'

bbc 07-FEB-12

No, my country doesn't need British aid. It's patronising, stifling and just enriches a corrupt elite

dailymail 07-FEB-12

More bonuses hit the buffers: rail bosses bow to pressure and turn down top-ups

independent 07-FEB-12

Syria's cry for help as Bashar al Assad's forces 'launch major offensive in Homs'

telegraph 06-FEB-12

Queen Celebrates 60 Years on Throne

ABCnews 06-FEB-12

Argentina and Britain's Unfinished War: Hate E-Mail, Harassing Calls and Prince William (Time.com)

news 06-FEB-12

Snow news: Met Office says Britain will face snow for another month and -10°C temperatures

thesun 06-FEB-12

Kashmir Solidarity Day observed with renewed commitment

app 05-FEB-12

William flies into Falkland service

euronews 05-FEB-12

Gibraltar: Between the Rock and an increasingly hard-line place

telegraph 05-FEB-12

Chilly eve of Queen's Diamond Jubilee

thesun 05-FEB-12

Filmmakers die in helicopter crash while shooting in eastern Australia

theglobeandmail 05-FEB-12

Bank of England to print further £50 billion

telegraph 04-FEB-12

The credibility of politics itself will be in the dock with Huhne

telegraph 04-FEB-12

Chris Huhne and ex-wife to face court showdown

telegraph 03-FEB-12

Snow warning: Weekend travel chaos looms with big freeze sweeping across UK

dailymail 03-FEB-12

US surprises Kabul with early end to Afghanistan mily operations

TheFrontierPost 03-FEB-12

We'll fight to the bitter end for Las Malvinas: Argentine warning to 'conquistador' British as William lands in the Falklands

dailymail 03-FEB-12

Argentine protesters attack UK banks over Falklands tension

telegraph 02-FEB-12

Huhne Speeding Charge Decision Due

skynews 02-FEB-12

U.N. Security Council members at standstill on Syria

cnn 01-FEB-12

Bailout banker Fred Goodwin stripped of his knighthood

thesun 01-FEB-12

France's Dassault frontrunner as India jet supplier

cnn 01-FEB-12

Welfare changes are fair, says PM

bbc 01-FEB-12

UK sends warship into Falklands war of words

aljazeera 01-FEB-12

VIDEO: House of Commons

bbc 01-FEB-12

Arab League leaders addressing U.N. on Syria

cnn 31-JAN-12

Hernan Crespo most expensive player in Indian football auction

telegraph 31-JAN-12

Europe signs up to German-led fiscal pact (Reuters)

news 31-JAN-12

Somali Insurgents Shut Down Red Cross Food Aid

ABCnews 31-JAN-12

Fred Goodwin is stripped of his knighthood for RBS failure - the biggest corporate disaster in British history

dailymail 31-JAN-12

Prince Harry: Queen needs husband for her work (AP)

news 31-JAN-12

RBS Boss 'To Be Offered 12 Million Shares'

ananova 31-JAN-12

US says Syria's Assad 'will go'

bbc 30-JAN-12

EU leaders struggle to reconcile austerity, growth (Reuters)

news 30-JAN-12

:Take a Fresh Look at Afghanistan

watchingamerica 30-JAN-12

Cameron urges RBS bonus restraint

bbc 30-JAN-12

Robin Gibb to defy illness to sing at charity gig

themirror 30-JAN-12

Karzai thanks UK for 'sacrifice'

bbc 29-JAN-12

French 2011 deficit to be under 5.4 percent GDP: Sarkozy (Reuters)

news 29-JAN-12

'Chaos' warning over bonus veto

bbc 29-JAN-12

More arrests as Murdoch moves to 'drain the swamp'

smh 29-JAN-12

Year of the dragon welcomed at Chinese New Year celebrations in UK

themirror 29-JAN-12

Hamid Karzai in Britain for talks

bbc 28-JAN-12

UK police arrest four more Murdoch staffers

aljazeera 28-JAN-12

RBS chairman waives $2.2 million bonus after Hester row (Reuters)

news 28-JAN-12

EU news: No bail-out from UK until plan agreed

thesun 28-JAN-12

Union fury at bumper bonus of almost £1million for RBS boss

themirror 27-JAN-12

Retail sales bounce in December 11:27 Volume rises by 2.1 per cent compared with November, but retailers warn of tough year a

irishtimes 27-JAN-12

[-noted]: There are more Chinese students studying in Britain and more British students in China than ever before. There are even two giant Chinese Pandas in Edinburgh zoo - a great attraction, with people from all over the world going to see them,

chinadaily 08-FEB-12

[said:]: I’ve got to tell him, the career prospects of my right honourable friend are a lot better than his.

telegraph 08-FEB-12

[said:]: the proportion of officers on the frontline is up

independent 08-FEB-12

[-told]: These people want to remain British and the Argentinians want them to do something different,

bloomberg 08-FEB-12

[-said]: I can announce today that because the Ministry of Defence's finances are now better run and better managed and because we have found savings, we will be able to purchase an additional C-17 for the RAF (Britain's military air force),

ibtimes 08-FEB-12

[-told]: the people of the Falklands choose to be British. Their right to self-determination is a principle enshrined in the UN charter.

bloomberg 08-FEB-12

[said:]: I care passionately about the NHS, not least because of what it has done for my family and because of the amazing service that I have received.

telegraph 08-FEB-12

[-told]: I think we have very little confidence in that,

alarabiya 08-FEB-12

[-said]: We are expanding the number of higher level apprenticeships, those that involve degree-level courses, and I think this is vital because for years people have sort of said that apprenticeships are the poor relation of higher education,

irishsun 07-FEB-12

[-stated]: What we are going to see with the expansion of the higher level apprenticeships is many people going into them as they leave school, spending time doing that and then going on and doing a university degree linked to their apprenticeship skill. That is what has happened for years in Germany and it is going to be happening much more in Britain,

irishsun 07-FEB-12

[-said]: By making apprenticeships a gold standard option for ambitious young people, we are sending a message that technical excellence is as highly valued as academic prowess,

irishsun 07-FEB-12

[said:]: I'm delighted to underline our commitment to strengthen our economy by helping employers take on apprentices and ensure that the UK workforce has the skills that businesses need. Under this Government apprenticeship starts are increasing at a record rate, with improvements across the age range, in all sectors, throughout the country.

7thspace 07-FEB-12

[-said]: That misunderstands our constitution and it underestimates our Queen. Always dedicated, always resolute and always respected, she is a source of wisdom and continuity,

naharnet 06-FEB-12

[said last night:]: Today is a day to pay tribute to the magnificent service of HM the Queen. You sometimes hear people talk as if the monarchy was simply a glittering ornament, a decoration on our national life. That misunderstands our constitution and it underestimates our Queen. Always dedicated, always resolute and always respected, she is a source of wisdom and continuity.

express 06-FEB-12

[said:]: Today is a day to pay tribute to the magnificent service of Her Majesty the Queen.

bbc 06-FEB-12

[-recalled]: suddenly she started speaking in Irish, in Gaelic,

cnn 06-FEB-12

[-had said]: The decision is obviously disappointing,

economictimes 06-FEB-12

[-said]: Always dedicated, always resolute and always respected, she is a source of wisdom and continuity,

AP 06-FEB-12

[said:]: I want to send a clear message that we are committed to defending the Falkland Islands as long as the people there want to remain British. I want Argentina and others to understand that.

icWales 05-FEB-12

[said:]: I want to send a clear message and have no misunderstanding that we are committed to defending the Falkland Islands as long as the people there want to remain British. I want Argentina and others to understand that.

icWales 05-FEB-12

[said:]: The proper process has been followed and I think we have ended up with the right decision.

guardian 05-FEB-12

[ declared]: George (Osborne) and I will be working flat out to get Boris elected,

themirror 04-FEB-12

[said:]: I don’t want to see some sort of cliff edge in 2014 when all of the remaining troops come out at once.

themirror 03-FEB-12

[said:]: Like the Deputy Prime Minister, I am sorry to see you leave the Government under these circumstances and wish you well for the future.

telegraph 03-FEB-12

[-wrote]: You played a key role in securing the progress made at the Cancun and Durban summits (on climate change), and I pay tribute to the leadership you showed at both,

alertnet 03-FEB-12

[-told]: Of course, I will do everything I can, as I have already, to encourage the Indians to look at Typhoon,

financialexpress 02-FEB-12

[-told]: What the Argentinians are saying is far more like colonialism, because these people want to remain British and the Argentinians want them to do something different,

bloomberg 02-FEB-12

[has argued that:]: it is not moral that people should be paid more in benefits than the average working family earns

guardian 01-FEB-12

[-told]: Of course I will do everything I can, as I have already, to encourage the Indians to look at Typhoon (Eurofighter) because I think it is such a good aircraft,

nation 01-FEB-12

[said:]: I welcome Forfeiture Committee's decision on Fred Goodwin's Knighthood. The FSA report into what went wrong at RBS made clear where the failures lay and who was responsible. The proper process has been followed and I think we've ended up with the right decision.

independent 01-FEB-12

[said:]: I welcome the Forfeiture Committee’s decision on Fred Goodwin’s Knighthood.

icWales 01-FEB-12

[says:]: The cap has caused a lot of debate so far, but this is a plan I'm prepared to battle for all the way.

thesun 01-FEB-12

[-wrote]: Bishops in the House of Lords voted to dilute it. Labour tried to obstruct it. Others have criticised it,

news24 01-FEB-12

[said:]: I welcome the Forfeiture Committee's decision on Fred Goodwin's Knighthood.

sundaymail 01-FEB-12

[said:]: we've ended up with the right decision,

guardian 01-FEB-12

[responded:]: I will certainly do that. I think she is absolutely right to raise this issue. Knowing one or two Pompey fans I can completely understand. The idea that they can go and support Southampton is completely incredible. We must do everything we can to keep this friendly rivalry going.

themirror 01-FEB-12

[-responded]: Will the Prime Minister add his voice to mine in calling for HMRC to meet with the club so it recoups the taxes it's owed, that our club survives and that the fans have their chance to become its owners?

themirror 01-FEB-12

[said:]: I welcome the forfeiture committee's decision on Fred Goodwin's knighthood. The FSA [Financial Services Authority] report into what went wrong at RBS made clear where the failures lay and who was responsible. The proper process has been followed and I think we've ended up with the right decision.

guardian 31-JAN-12

[-added that]: There isn't a Brussels EU treaty because I vetoed it. They [eurozone leaders] have had to make a treaty outside the EU. Obviously they'd prefer to have it inside the EU, which is why they are already talking about trying to bring it back inside the EU. So to argue that the veto doesn't matter seems bizarre.

guardian 31-JAN-12

[ declared]: Those who argue that dealing with our deficit and promoting growth are somehow alternatives, are wrong,

guardian 31-JAN-12

[-said]: I welcome the Forfeiture Committee's decision on Fred Goodwin's Knighthood. The FSA report into what went wrong at RBS made clear where the failures lay and who was responsible. The proper process has been followed and I think we've ended up with the right decision,

ibtimes 31-JAN-12

[said:]: We will not be ratifying this treaty and it places no obligation on the UK.

irishsun 31-JAN-12

[said:]: The FSA report into what went wrong at RBS made clear where the failures lay and who was responsible. The proper process has been followed and I think we've ended up with the right decision.

guardian 31-JAN-12

[added:]: We believe the UN must act to support the people of Syria and that Russia can no longer explain blocking the UN and providing cover for the regime’s brutal repression.

telegraph 31-JAN-12

[-declared]: Our national interest is that these countries get on and sort out the mess that is the euro,

novinite 31-JAN-12

[-said]: It's time for all the members of the UN Security Council to live up to their responsibilities instead of shielding those with blood on their hands,

channelnewsasia 31-JAN-12

[-told]: What needs to happen is a sense of restraint which is exactly what the government urged on RBS in the first place,

ibtimes 31-JAN-12

[said:]: it is frankly an appalling situation

kyivpost 31-JAN-12

[-said]: It is time for all the members of UN Security Council to live up to their responsibilities instead of shielding those who have blood on their hands,

kyivpost 31-JAN-12

[said:]: It's frankly an appalling situation.

nowlebanon 31-JAN-12

[-said]: It's time for all the members of the U.N. Security Council to live up to their responsibilities instead of shielding those with blood on their hands,

naharnet 31-JAN-12

[said:]: We don't want to hold up the eurozone doing whatever is necessary to solve the crisis, as long as it doesn't damage our national interests.

guardian 31-JAN-12

[said:]: They have got to have proper regard in terms of restraint when they have had so much money from the taxpayer and they have made so many mistakes in the past.

guardian 31-JAN-12

[-told]: What needs to happen is a sense of restraint,

bloomberg 31-JAN-12

[-also told]: a very tricky line to draw between private and public and duty and I think she’s carved her own way completely. She’s not had a blueprint.

express 31-JAN-12

[-said]: It is time for all the members of U.N. Security Council to live up to their responsibilities instead of shielding those who have blood on their hands,

CBSnews 31-JAN-12

[commented:]: I spoke to Aung Sang Suu Kyi at the weekend and asked her about how quickly she thought the re-engagement process should take place between countries in the West in the EU, with the Burmese regime.

drogheda 31-JAN-12

[-told]: They have got to have proper regard in terms of restraint when they have had so much money from the taxpayer and they have made so many mistakes in the past,

AP 31-JAN-12

[-said]: It’s time for all the members of the UN Security Council to live up to their responsibilities instead of shielding those with blood on their hands,

tribune 31-JAN-12

[said that:]: while tough fiscal discipline

telegraph 31-JAN-12

Andy Burnham [said:]: David Cameron must make an urgent statement and clarify whether these remarks come from a rogue source, or reflect his own and majority opinion in 10 Downing Street.

bbc 07-FEB-12

Nigel Farage [said last night:]: David Cameron is clearly on the ropes following his U-turn. Now the Eurosceptic mask has slipped it is clear he is no longer the EU tough guy his party or the public want him to be.

express 01-FEB-12

Hain [said:]: I don’t say this for sectarian reasons but definitely not David Cameron. I think figures like Alistair Darling are very important.

icWales 01-FEB-12

Douglas Alexander [said:]: The unanswered question after this summit remains what exactly David Cameron achieved by walking out of the EU negotiations last month?

telegraph 31-JAN-12

Adam Boulton [said:]: David Cameron is saying Britain is not involved, therefore constitutionally there is no question for Britain, no referendum and no opportunity to take back powers.

ananova 31-JAN-12

Miliband [-said]: I'm very concerned about what David Cameron has done because he trumpeted last December that he got a great deal for Britain, he'd protected us and everything, and the way that Europe was going to go about this treaty ... wasn't going to affect Britain. Now he seems to have sold us down the river on a lot of things so I'm going to be asking him in the House of Commons today what exactly has he agreed to, what protections has he got for Britain.

guardian 31-JAN-12

Andy Burnham [said:]: The chorus of protest against David Cameron and Andrew Lansley's ill-conceived plans for the NHS grows louder by the day, uniting voices across the health world. 'This is a powerful and scathing critique of the Government's handling of its NHS re-organisation from three of the most respected voices in healthcare. 'It reflects the strength of feeling in the health professions and echoes the widely-held view that this bill is unnecessary and a distraction from the financial challenge facing the NHS.

dailymail 31-JAN-12

Miliband [-said]: I'm very concerned about what David Cameron has done because he trumpeted last December that he got a great deal for Britain, he'd protected us and everything, and the way that Europe was going to go about this treaty … wasn't going to affect Britain. Now he seems to have sold us down the river on a lot of things so I'm going to be asking him in the House of Commons today what exactly has he agreed to, what protections has he got for Britain.

guardian 31-JAN-12

Andy Burnham [said:]: The chorus of protest against David Cameron and Andrew Lansley's ill-conceived plans for the NHS grows louder by the day, uniting voices across the health world.

belfasttelegraph 31-JAN-12

Philip Davies [said:]: We don't want David Cameron to go down the road of waving the white flag. This will define whether he's seen as a Thatcher or a Major. If he caves in I'm afraid the comparison will be with John Major.

telegraph 31-JAN-12

Miliband [said:]: I'm very concerned about what David Cameron has done. He trumpeted last December that he had got a great deal for Britain and protected us.

telegraph 31-JAN-12

Miliband [said:]: It is a shame that a feeble, out of touch David Cameron did not realise he should do the right thing and stand up for the interests of the British people.

ananova 30-JAN-12

Byrne [-told]: This is a bank that the government owns almost all of, the government is the biggest shareholder. Mr Cameron has been talking about how shareholders need to flex their muscles and have a bigger say in the way that executive pay is set,

ibtimes 29-JAN-12

Miliband [-said]: He (Cameron) must now explain, not least to the British people, why he has allowed this to happen,

irishsun 28-JAN-12

Schäuble [said:]: I would like to give you the number of David Cameron. Of course, this is not a joke. It would be much better, and better to understand for everyone outside of Europe, if we were to do what we will now have to do in our fiscal compact in the framework of European treaties.

guardian 27-JAN-12

Ed Miliband [said:]: Yesterday we saw the British economy had gone into reverse, what David Cameron should be doing is taking action at home to get our economy moving and working with other world leaders to get the global economy going.

corkman 26-JAN-12

Miliband [added:]: If he can't sort out the chocolate orange, he's not going to be sort out the train companies, the energy companies, the banks, is he? I think it's very interesting that David Cameron's example of responsible capitalism was the chocolate orange.

belfasttelegraph 26-JAN-12

Miliband [ said]: People are fed up with Mr Cameron's excuses,

ibtimes 25-JAN-12

Ed Balls [said:]: The time has now come for David Cameron and George Osborne to realise their economic gamble – cutting spending and raising taxes too far and too fast – has backfired.

dailymail 25-JAN-12

Murphy [-added]: Thousands of service personnel are being unceremoniously sacked. It is essential that the painful impact of David Cameron's decisions is minimised wherever possible. The transition between military and civilian life is always difficult and the government should do more to provide opportunity and stability.

guardian 25-JAN-12

Balls [said:]: The time has now come for David Cameron and George Osborne to listen to advice, including yesterday from the chief economist of the IMF.

independent 25-JAN-12

Jim Murphy [said:]: David Cameron is culling the Army in their thousands while spending millions on civil service pay-offs. He needs to get his priorities straight. People worried about the impact of the cuts on families and the front line will be angry at this news.

thesun 21-JAN-12

Gareth Thomas [said:]: Like so much about David Cameron's

guardian 21-JAN-12

Andy Burnham [said:]: It's hard to see how David Cameron can carry on with his health Bill after the decisions taken by the Royal College of Nursing and the Royal College of Midwives.

telegraph 20-JAN-12

Andy Burnham [said:]: It's hard to see how David Cameron can carry on with his Health Bill after the decisions taken by the Royal College of Nursing and the Royal College of Midwives.

ananova 19-JAN-12

Yvette Cooper [said:]: If David Cameron can look again at child benefit for higher rate taxpayers, why won’t he rethink for other families, too?

themirror 14-JAN-12

Nabil Abu Rudeina [-told]: Abbas will go on Sunday to London and meet with Prime Minister David Cameron and other British officials on Monday and will brief them on the latest political developments in the region,

bignewsnetwork 13-JAN-12

Douglas Alexander [said:]: When jobs and growth in Britain depend on an effective resolution to the eurozone crisis David Cameron’s decision to walk away from the table is looking more and more reckless.

express 09-JAN-12

Miliband [said:]: Does anyone really believe that David Cameron came into politics to create a more responsible capitalism? The public are not going to buy it. Urging the premier to adopt all of Labour's proposals, he said:

themirror 08-JAN-12

Streep [-suggested]: if he (Cameron) is worried about her seeing the film, what about his saying on the radio that people should wait until she is dead! How must that make her feel?

japantoday 07-JAN-12

Gareth Thomas [said:]: It's time David Cameron told Ken Clarke to get his priorities right and stop wasting taxpayers' time and money on photos.

thesun 07-JAN-12

Miliband [said:]: Does anyone really believe that David Cameron came into politics to create a more responsible capitalism? The public are not going to buy it.

independent 07-JAN-12

Douglas Alexander [said:]: David Cameron has today admitted that he secured no safeguards for the UK when he walked away from talks at last month's EU summit.

bbc 06-JAN-12

Andy Burnham [said:]: People have learnt from bitter experience to take David Cameron's pronouncements on the NHS with more than a pinch of salt. This is the man who promised no top-down reorganisation of the NHS but then brought forward the biggest in its history.

express 06-JAN-12

Nigel Farage [added:]: David Cameron has finally admitted that he has not achieved some great safeguard for British business.

bbc 06-JAN-12

Andy Burnham [said:]: If David Cameron really wants to help nurses focus on patient care, he should listen to what they are saying and drop his unnecessary Health Bill.

independent 06-JAN-12

Vaz [said:]: David Cameron used his first Christmas speech this year to stress how Britain needs to secure ties with India.

deccanherald 31-DEC-11

Murphy [said:]: This is more really bad news for our Forces. David Cameron celebrates the sacrifice and achievements of our military, but he is sacking record numbers.

themirror 28-DEC-11

Gareth Thomas [said:]: Despite David Cameron's pledge to protect the science budget, these are cuts to science funding by the back door. Science is fundamental to Britain's economic future – cutting funding to science charities will inevitably hinder economic growth and shows the danger of cutting spending too far and too fast.

guardian 28-DEC-11

Andy Burnham [said:]: This surprise move, sneaked out just before Christmas, is the clearest sign yet of David Cameron's determination to turn our precious NHS into a US-style commercial system, where hospitals are more interested in profits than people.

ananova 27-DEC-11

Huhne [ said]: You can't help wondering what would have happened if David Cameron had been there,

independent 25-DEC-11

Huhne [said:]: You can't help wondering what would have happened if David Cameron had been there. If you are not at the table when things are being decided, you can't defend your interests. The phrase in Brussels is clear: if you are not at the table, you are on the menu.

icWales 23-DEC-11

Huhne [said:]: You can't help wondering what would have happened if David Cameron had been there. If you are not at the table when things are being decided, you can't defend your interests. 'The phrase in Brussels is clear: if you are not at the table, you are on the menu.

mailonsunday 23-DEC-11

Farage [-told]: David Cameron has inadvertently opened up the real debate. Logic tells you there is only one of two things to be done - either we leave or we go further into it. Where we are now is untenable,

ibtimes 23-DEC-11

Denis MacShane [said:]: South America knows Britain has fewer friends than ever because of David Cameron’s isolationist approach in Europe. And thanks to defence cuts maritime power has been fatally weakened.

themirror 22-DEC-11

Irving [ says]: I am happy to see that David Cameron has made his anti-Nazi credentials clear beyond peradventure,

telegraph 19-DEC-11

Douglas Alexander [said:]: David Cameron is already being forced to backtrack on his damaging decision to flounce out of the room last week.

bbc 16-DEC-11

Salmond [-said]: I think it was possible to produce a situation where agreement could have been produced on the treaty. But David Cameron ...(took) a decision which might jeopardise the jobs of tens of thousands of other people,

ibtimes 14-DEC-11

Miliband [-said]: sensible thing for him (Cameron) to do to re-enter the negotiations and try to get a better deal for Britain,

xinhuanet_en 14-DEC-11

Alex Salmond [said:]: It is an extraordinary state of affairs that while the Scottish Government and our agencies were working hard to promote Scotland’s interests and industries in China, David Cameron was blundering into apparently changing the UK’s entire relationship with the European Union – without even discussing it with his own Lib Dem coalition colleagues, never mind the devolved administrations in Edinburgh, Cardiff and Belfast.

icWales 13-DEC-11

Clegg [-said]: I’m not under the same constraints from my parliamentary party that clearly David Cameron is,

Triniad 12-DEC-11

Davies [said:]: Far from keeping Britain strong, Cameron has ensured that we will lose our influence at the top table.

sundaymail 12-DEC-11

Clegg [-added]: If I had been at the summit of course things would have been different. I’m not under the same constraints from my Parliamentary party that clearly David Cameron is.

sundaymail 12-DEC-11

Angela Merkel [said:]: I didn't think David Cameron sat with us at the table. We had to get some sort of agreement and we couldn't make compromises, we had to meet tough rules.

sundaymail 12-DEC-11

Nigel Farage [said:]: David Cameron is obviously a little confused on what he is doing over the EU. He seems to think that through his actions in Brussels, he remains at the heart of Europe.

independent 12-DEC-11

Guy Verhofstadt [said:]: It was not wise of Cameron. He's putting himself outside of the club and this club is his main trade partner.

independent 11-DEC-11

Clegg [-said]: What David Cameron clearly needed was to bring something back to show that safeguards were secure, and that didn't happen.

guardian 11-DEC-11

George Osborne [-yesterday insisted that]: Instead, Cameron stuck dogmatically to his script and was shot down in flames.

independent 11-DEC-11

Clegg [-said]: I'm not under the same constraints from my parliamentary party that clearly David Cameron is,

kyivpost 11-DEC-11

Clegg [-said]: What we were being asked to do was consent to a new set of arrangements which would allow the eurozone to do something fiscally. What David Cameron clearly needed was to bring something back to show that safeguards were secure, and that didn't happen.

guardian 11-DEC-11

Osborne [said:]: David Cameron set out to the House of Commons what he was going to do, he went and did it, I think it's very refreshing to have a British prime minister who does exactly what he said he would do.

telegraph 10-DEC-11

Boris Johnson [said:]: David Cameron has played a blinder.

telegraph 10-DEC-11

Chris Whitney [said:]: David Cameron's decision to veto the Treaty puts the UK in a fragile position as it moves towards isolating itself.

independent 10-DEC-11

David Davis [added:]: David Cameron has done exactly the right thing. The British demands were utterly reasonable.

thesun 10-DEC-11

Merkel [said:]: I didn’t think David Cameron sat with us at the table. We had to get some sort of agreement and we couldn’t make compromises, we had to meet tough rules. But that won’t deter Europe on other issues.

express 10-DEC-11

Boris Johnson [said:]: David Cameron has played a blinder and he has done the only thing that it was really open to him to do.

express 10-DEC-11