Ukraine v Russia: Diminishing Russian International Influence?

ISN 11-MAR-14

Pro-Russia forces tighten grip

cnn 10-MAR-14

PM to visit Israel for peace talks on Wednesday

itv 10-MAR-14

Cameron announces plans for 5G internet to download a movie in "one second"

independent 10-MAR-14

Ex-British PM Brown favors more powers for Scotland, not independence

reuters 10-MAR-14

Ukraine will not give 'an inch' over Crimea

RTERadio 09-MAR-14

‘Don’t give up on Afghanistan’ says ex-military chief

thetimes 09-MAR-14

'Greater Birmingham' campaign launched to secure second city's status ahead of Manchester

telegraph 09-MAR-14

How Russia's conflict with Ukraine threatens vital European trade links

telegraph 08-MAR-14

Commissioner calls for more women in leadership roles

sbs 08-MAR-14

EC choice is setback for UK hopes of reform

thetimes 07-MAR-14

Officer 'revealed details about Lawrence marriage split'

itv 07-MAR-14

Crimea parliament votes to join Russia

phantis 06-MAR-14

Stephen Lawrence review: Met risked public disorder over undercover policing

itv 06-MAR-14

Major EU report reveals 'extensive' abuse of women

RTERadio 05-MAR-14

Ukraine on brink of disaster warns Prime ...

MaltaStar 03-MAR-14

Ukraine mobilises after Putin's "declaration of war"

phantis 02-MAR-14

Vladimir Putin seeks permission to send thousands of Russian troops into Crimea as CCTV footage emerges of gunmen 'under Russian command' storming Ukrainian parliament building

dailymail 01-MAR-14

Tourism businesses to get £2m flood support fund

itv 01-MAR-14

One month waits for GP appointments 'could get more common with ageing population'

independent 01-MAR-14

Gunmen patrol Crimean airport

cnn 28-FEB-14

Merkel wants strong UK with strong voice inside EU

euronews 28-FEB-14

On the Runs: NI Assembly recalled

bbc 28-FEB-14

[-told]: We are working are closely with our American, European and other international partners to prepare a list of names and these sanctions -- plus the measures already agreed against Yanukovych and his circle -- will be the focus of a meeting here in London tomorrow with key international partners,

TheFrontierPost 11-MAR-14

[-said]: We are working closely with our American, European and other international partners to prepare a list of names, and these sanctions will be the focus of a meeting here in London tomorrow with key international partners,

chinadaily 11-MAR-14

[said:]: Such sanctions would have consequences for EU states, including Britain. But as I argued at the meeting, the costs of not standing up to aggression are far greater.

TheScotsman 11-MAR-14

[said:]: I think we meet at a time when Anglo-Irish relations are at an all time high.

eecho 11-MAR-14

[added:]: There is still an opportunity for Russia to resolve this situation diplomatically.

standard 11-MAR-14

[-has said]: We have said that the UK will meet all our commitments under the next level of Nato crisis response measures.

bbc 11-MAR-14

[ said]: as a huge transformative development — a way of boosting productivity, of keeping us healthier, making transport more efficient, reducing energy needs, tackling climate change,

omanobserver 11-MAR-14

[-has said]: talk to each other

omanobserver 11-MAR-14

[said:]: We are fully committed to upholding the highest standards of ethics. . . . Any concerns brought to our attention are thoroughly reviewed in accordance with institutional policies and applicable regulations.

japantimes 11-MAR-14

[-told]: These sanctions will include asset freezes and travel bans,

irishsun 11-MAR-14

[-said]: We are working closely with our American, European and other international partners to prepare a list of names, and these sanctions will be the focus of a meeting here in London Tuesday with key international partners,

irishsun 11-MAR-14

[-told]: These (sanctions) will include asset freezes and travel bans,

chinadaily 11-MAR-14

[said that:]: We are on the brink of a new industrial revolution and I want us – the UK and Germany – to lead it.

guardian 10-MAR-14

[ said]: It is our ambition to make the UK the most digital nation in the G8 and it’s my mission to show the world that we are getting there,

euronews 10-MAR-14

[said:]: In Europe we have spent the last 70 years working to keep the peace - and we know from history that turning a blind eye when nations are trampled over stores up greater problems for the longer term.

huffingtonpost 10-MAR-14

[replied:]: If we don’t make progress on a contact group, if Russia takes further steps, then clearly one of the measures we could bring forward relatively quickly would be a different approach of going back to a G7 rather than a G8. But let’s hope that isn’t necessary.

themirror 10-MAR-14

[said:]: You asked whether it would be right to resuscitate the G7 rather than go ahead with a G8.

itv 10-MAR-14

[said:]: Britain's own security and prosperity would be at risk if we allow a situation where countries can just flout international rules without incurring consequences.

bbc 10-MAR-14

[ declared]: We’re all clear that any referendum vote in Crimea this week will be illegal, illegitimate and will not be recognized by the international community,

aa 10-MAR-14

[ said]: It is our ambition to make the UK the most digital nation in the G8 and it is my mission to show the world that we're getting there,

ibtimes 10-MAR-14

[-warned]: And if Russia does not rapidly engage in direct talks with the Ukrainian government to find a solution to this crisis, we have been clear that we will go further,

itartass_ru 10-MAR-14

[said:]: Such sanctions would have consequences for many EU member states, including Britain.

belfasttelegraph 10-MAR-14

[-said today]: If further steps are taken by Russia to destabilise Ukraine there will be additional and far-reaching consequences, including a broad range of economic areas,

itv 10-MAR-14

[said:]: It’s because of the difficult decisions we have made on public spending that we can afford to repair roads damaged by the severe weather as part of our long-term economic plan.

express 09-MAR-14

[ says]: new industrial revolution

telegraph 09-MAR-14

[-said]: New industrial revolution

afp 09-MAR-14

[-further added]: This year marks a particularly important milestone in our long history of military cooperation, underpinned by recruitment in Nepal to the Brigade of Gurkhas. The centenary of the outbreak of the First World War is a reminder of how many Gurkhas made the ultimate sacrifice to defend freedom around the world.

nepalnews 08-MAR-14

[-further said]: The agreement our two countries signed earlier this year to hold bilateral consultations will provide a good opportunity to strengthen our friendship further, as we approach the bicentenary,

nepalnews 08-MAR-14

[said:]: the slightest miscalculation could see (the Ukrainian situation) spiral out of control.

xinhuanet_en 07-MAR-14

[-said]: make sure to get Russia and Ukraine talking to each other.

xinhuanet_en 07-MAR-14

[said:]: Well, it is very shocking, what's been revealed, and I think it's absolutely right, as the Home Secretary said, to have a full independent public inquiry along the lines of Ellison's suggestion to make sure we do get to the truth.

belfasttelegraph 07-MAR-14

[said:]: Well it is very shocking what's been revealed and I think it's absolutely right, as the Home Secretary said, to have a full independent public inquiry along the lines of Ellison's suggestion to make we do get to the truth.

belfasttelegraph 07-MAR-14

[said:]: Well it is very shocking what's been revealed and I think it's absolutely right, as the Home Secretary said, to have a full independent public inquiry along the lines of Ellison's suggestion to make sure we do get to the truth.

belfasttelegraph 07-MAR-14

[said:]: Well it is very shocking what's been revealed and I think it's absolutely right, as the home secretary said, to have a full independent public inquiry along the lines of Ellison's suggestion to make we do get to the truth.

guardian 07-MAR-14

[said:]: The point I made in the council meeting is

guardian 06-MAR-14

[-said]: is unacceptable and should have consequences

telegraph 06-MAR-14

[-told]: What has happened with respect to the Crimea is unacceptable and there can be no business as usual with Russia,

trust 06-MAR-14

[said that:]: we will not let any phoney concerns about human rights get in the way when our country is in danger

tradearabia 06-MAR-14

[promised:]: far-reaching consequences

bbc 06-MAR-14

[said:]: We cannot accept Russia creating new facts on the ground without these talks taking place. Illegal actions committed by Russia cannot pass without a response. It cannot be business as usual with Russia.

bbc 06-MAR-14

[said:]: there can be no business as usual

RTERadio 06-MAR-14

[ said]: The Russians will be able to see very clearly the consequences,

eubusiness 06-MAR-14

[had wrote:]: I've been speaking to @BarackObama about the situation in . We are united in condemnation of Russia's actions.

ibtimes 06-MAR-14

[has said:]: no more coalitions

YorkshirePost 06-MAR-14

[-said]: First, we've got to make sure that we get Russia and Ukraine talking to each other. Second, we've got to demonstrate, here, in the European Union, that we will help the Ukrainian people in their hour of need,

rferl 06-MAR-14

[-said]: We have got to make sure we have Russia and Ukraine talking to each other, and demonstrate that we will help the people of Ukraine in their hour of need, and send a message to the Russian government that what has happened is unacceptable and if any further actions were taken that would be even more unacceptable and would require further consequences

nrcu 06-MAR-14

[wrote:]: I've been speaking to @BarackObama about the situation in Ukraine. We are united in condemnation of Russia's actions.

express 06-MAR-14

[said:]: We know from our history that turning a blind eye when nations are trampled over and their independence trashed stores up far greater problems in the long run. So we must stand up to aggression, uphold international law and support people who want a free, European future.

guardian 06-MAR-14

[-said]: Of course they should have revealed it proactively.

express 05-MAR-14

Balls [said:]: It's shocking that the number of young people stuck on the dole for more than a year has doubled under David Cameron.

standard 10-MAR-14

Horner [says:]: We don't get involved in politics. Our job is to be a sporting team, a racing team, and our focus is very much on going racing. But David Cameron recognises clearly the value of engineering in Formula One.

guardian 09-MAR-14

Farage [-repeated]: The reasons the Tories won't win a majority at the next general election is not because of Europe, it's because their own voters don't see David Cameron as a Conservative.

guardian 02-MAR-14

Stephen Timms [said:]: With long-term youth unemployment ­doubling under David Cameron, it’s astonishing so few Youth Contract payments have been delivered.

themirror 01-MAR-14

Adam Boulton [said:]: In one sense she was dampening down expectations that David Cameron is going to come back with a fundamental deal once he starts negotiations - but she certainly wasn't, as she put it herself, slamming the door in the face of the British government on at least reassessing Britain's relationship within the EU.

ananova 27-FEB-14

Bootle [-said]: My own guess, for what it's worth, is that David Cameron in his attempt to fundamentally renegotiate our relationship and to reform the EU will fail. But I don't think that's bound to happen and I don't think you shouldn't try.

ibtimes 26-FEB-14

Andy Burnham [said:]: Within days of taking office, David Cameron scrapped Labour’s guarantee that all patients should be able to get a GP appointment within two working days.

themirror 23-FEB-14

Andy Burnham [said:]: After a decade of improvements in cancer waiting times, progress has been derailed by David Cameron's NHS reorganisation.

bbc 22-FEB-14

Andy Burnham [said:]: David Cameron said his own re-organisation could be judged on its effect on waiting times.

themirror 22-FEB-14

Chris Bryant [said:]: David Cameron’s bedroom tax is pushing hundreds of London families into spiralling debt and forcing thousands of hard-pressed families to rely on food banks.

standard 21-FEB-14

Cathy Jamieson [said:]: This small fall in the inflation rate is welcome, but with prices still rising much faster than wages the cost-of-living crisis continues. Under David Cameron working people are now on average £1,600 a year worse off.

standard 18-FEB-14

Davies [said:]: For me, the leader of the Conservative party of the whole of Britain is David Cameron. I think that’s fairly clear.

icWales 15-FEB-14

Philip Davies [said:]: Right now immigration is probably the biggest political issue people care about. Maybe not enough people realise David Cameron has promised to deliver an EU referendum after the next election. We need to get out there and tell them that that promise is going to happen.

standard 14-FEB-14

Caroline Flint [said:]: This is yet more evidence that Britain 's energy market is not working for families and businesses and is causing a cost-of-living crisis. Under David Cameron people are paying more than ever for their gas and electricity, but all too often the customer service they receive is not good enough.

belfasttelegraph 14-FEB-14

Sadiq Khan [said:]: This is another broken promise from David Cameron. He's now backtracking from his own manifesto commitment to introduce recall of MPs.

belfasttelegraph 14-FEB-14

Caroline Flint [said:]: This is yet more evidence that Britain's energy market is not working for families and businesses and is causing a cost-of-living crisis. Under David Cameron people are paying more than ever for their gas and electricity, but all too often the customer service they receive is not good enough.

standard 14-FEB-14

Caroline Flint [said:]: However you look at it, there’s no hiding the fact that on David Cameron’s watch the energy companies have increased their profits on the back of spiralling bills for ­hard-pressed consumers.

themirror 13-FEB-14

Andy Burnham [ said]: David Cameron promised to keep waiting times low but these figures show he has broken his promise

guardian 13-FEB-14

Fallon [said:]: Unthinking climate change worship has damaged British industry and put up consumer bills. 'It’s David Cameron who is cutting green taxes and steering Europe away from artificial targets.

huffingtonpost 13-FEB-14

Andy Burnham [said:]: David Cameron is clearly conflicted on tobacco policy and one can only wonder what advice his right-hand man is whispering into his ear in the runup to this important vote.

guardian 09-FEB-14

Alex Salmond [said:]: David Cameron said he will

heraldscotland 08-FEB-14

Nicola Sturgeon [said:]: This is a cowardly speech from a prime minister who uses the Olympic Park in London to give high-handed lectures against Scotland's independence but hasn't got the guts to come to Scotland or anywhere else to make his case in a head to head debate. David Cameron, as the Tory Prime Minister, is the very embodiment of the democratic case for a Yes vote for an independent Scotland – and he knows it. A Yes vote will put Scotland's future in Scotland's hands, and will mean we will never again have to endure To

guardian 07-FEB-14

Nicola Sturgeon [said:]: It is a mistake to mix politics and sport in this way. I welcome people in the rest of the UK like David Cameron being part of the debate but he cannot have his cake and eat it. He cannot say

guardian 07-FEB-14

Jowell [ said]: David Cameron has had more people for dinner called Michael than he has women [in his party], can we start a Twitter campaign?

themirror 07-FEB-14

Len McCluskey [said:]: These figures expose the government’s shocking complacency. The bald truth is the cost of living in this country is vastly outstripping wages. David Cameron has presided over horrific price rises in essentials like food, fuel and travel but he’s done nothing to alleviate this pain.

TheScotsman 01-FEB-14

Andy Burnham [said:]: David Cameron promised not to cut the NHS but that is precisely what is happening across the UK.

themirror 31-JAN-14

Gareth Thomas [said:]: Twelve months on from his Bloomberg speech, David Cameron's referendum policy is already fraying at the seams. His own backbenchers are baying for more, while other EU members have dismissed his arbitrary timetable of 2017.

standard 31-JAN-14

Andy Burnham [said:]: Labour has consistently warned that David Cameron's re-organisation would result in a postcode lottery running riot through the NHS and this survey confirms that is exactly what is happening.

guardian 31-JAN-14

Gareth Thomas [said:]: Twelve months on from his Bloomberg speech, David Cameron's referendum policy is already fraying at the seams. His own backbenchers are baying for more, while other EU members have dismissed his arbitrary timetable of 2017. 'Europe does need to change, but the UK's partners are already ruling out treaty change on the arbitrary timetable that David Cameron has set out.

mailonsunday 31-JAN-14

Len McCluskey [said:]: These figures expose the Government's shocking complacency. The bald truth is that the cost of living in this country is vastly outstripping wages. David Cameron has presided over horrific price rises in essentials like food, fuel and travel but he's done nothing to alleviate this pain.

belfasttelegraph 31-JAN-14

Hilary Benn [said:]: These figures are shocking. They show the direct impact of David Cameron and Eric Pickles's unfair policies. The government claims that those with the broadest shoulders must bear the biggest burden, but they are doing the exact opposite and hitting the poorest communities hardest at a time hard-working people are already struggling under David Cameron's cost-of-living crisis.

guardian 30-JAN-14

Hilary Benn [said:]: These figures are shocking. They show the direct impact of David Cameron and Eric Pickles’s unfair policies.

themirror 29-JAN-14

Balls [said:]: When the deficit is still high, when tough times are now set to last well into the next parliament, when for ordinary families their real incomes are falling and taxes have risen, it cannot be right for David Cameron and George Osborne to have chosen to give the richest people in the country a huge tax cut.

independent 27-JAN-14

Andy Burnham [ said]: For months, we have been warning David Cameron to get a grip on the growing crisis in emergency care,

dailymail 27-JAN-14

Angus Robertson [said:]: In public David Cameron has pledged that the referendum is for people in Scotland.

heraldscotland 26-JAN-14

Balls [said:]: When the deficit is still high, when tough times are now set to last well into the next parliament, when for ordinary families their real incomes are falling and taxes have risen, it cannot be right for David Cameron and George Osborne to have chosen to give the richest people in the country a huge tax cut ...

independent 25-JAN-14

Balls [said:]: The latest figures show that those earning over £150,000 paid almost £10 billion more in tax in the three years when the 50p top rate of tax was in place than when the government conducted its assessment of the tax back in 2012. 'When the deficit is still high, when tough times are now set to last well into the next parliament, when for ordinary families their real incomes are falling and taxes have risen, it cannot be right for David Cameron and George Osborne to have chosen to give the richest people in

dailymail 25-JAN-14

Balls [said:]: The latest figures show that those earning over £150,000 paid almost £10billion more in tax in the three years when the 50p top rate of tax was in place than when the government conducted its assessment of the tax back in 2012. 'When the deficit is still high, when tough times are now set to last well into the next parliament, when for ordinary families their real incomes are falling and taxes have risen, it cannot be right for David Cameron and George Osborne to have chosen to give the richest people in

dailymail 25-JAN-14

Cathy Jamieson [said:]: The truth is that under David Cameron real wages have fallen by over 1,600 a year and analysis of IFS figures show families are on average 891 worse off as a result of tax and benefit changes since 2010.

skynews 25-JAN-14

Cathy Jamieson [said:]: The truth is that under David Cameron real wages have fallen by over £1,600 a year and analysis of IFS figures show families are on average £891 worse off as a result of tax and benefit changes since 2010.

irn 24-JAN-14

Cathy Jamieson [said:]: The truth is that under David Cameron real wages have fallen by over 1,600 a year and analysis of IFS figures show families are on average 891 worse off as a result of tax and benefit changes since 2010. Overall, wages rose by a third more than the rate of CPI inflation.

skynews 24-JAN-14

Flint [said:]: Yet again we see an energy company increasing its profits and payouts to shareholders on the back of spiralling bills for hard-pressed consumers. The reason the energy companies think they can get away with treating their customers so poorly is because they know David Cameron will never stand up to them.

TheScotsman 24-JAN-14

Andy Burnham [said:]: David Cameron promised not to cut the NHS but that is precisely what is happening across the country as NHS organisations struggle to balance the books. As financial panic spreads, services are going downhill.

belfasttelegraph 22-JAN-14

Ed Balls [said:]: After three damaging years of flatlining, any growth is both welcome and long overdue. 'But this is the slowest recovery for 100 years and working people are facing a cost-of-living crisis with real wages now down £1,600 a year under David Cameron.

mailonsunday 21-JAN-14

Caroline Flint [said:]: Under David Cameron people are paying more than ever for their gas and electricity, but all too often the customer service they receive is not good enough.

heraldscotland 20-JAN-14

John Spellar [said:]: Yet again a David Cameron policy is all smoke and mirrors.

sundaymirror 17-JAN-14

Dati [said:]: Today, a man in Europe has been bold enough to stand alone in calling for a different Europe. That man is David Cameron.

bbc 16-JAN-14

Grant Shapps [said:]: The only way to ensure a better and more financially secure future for hardworking people and for their children is to stick to David Cameron's long-term economic plan – reducing the deficit, creating jobs, cutting taxes, giving young people the skills they need to get on and fixing the welfare system so that it pays to work.

guardian 14-JAN-14

Hägglund [-told]: I think it's a terrible way to express oneself. I think (Cameron's) speech is very, very unfortunate,

thelocal 14-JAN-14

Grant Shapps [said:]: The only way to ensure a better and more financially secure future for hardworking people and for their children is to stick to David Cameron's long-term economic plan - reducing the deficit, creating jobs, cutting taxes, giving young people the skills they need to get on and fixing the welfare system so that it pays to work.

ibtimes 14-JAN-14

Salmond [said:]: It is shameful that as Prime Minister David Cameron refuses to debate in front of the people of Scotland, but is perfectly willing to lobby against Scotland's. interests around the world. This adds credibility to reports the Prime Minister was lobbying the Spanish prime minister to make comments against Scottish independence when their foreign minister had already made perfectly clear that Scotland's referendum is a matter for the people of Scotland.

heraldscotland 12-JAN-14

Martin McGuinness [added:]: We need to hear David Cameron say he supports the Haass proposals, we need to hear the Taoiseach say he supports the Haass proposals and hopefully we will hear the President of the United States make it clear that they support the Haass proposals.

u 11-JAN-14

Miller [-declared]: If PiS wants to be a patriotic Polish party it should withdraw its MEPs from the faction, all the more so since David Cameron does not intend to change his policy. It is hard for me to believe that Kaczynski could consciously continue to cooperate with the EP faction that pursues anti-Polish policy and is an anti-Polish outpost (...),

pap 09-JAN-14

Robertson [said:]: David Cameron's position is increasingly incoherent. It is his anti-independence campaign and he is now asking people outside Scotland to get involved, yet he still refuses point blank to debate himself.

heraldscotland 09-JAN-14

Johnson [added:]: I don't want to get into some sort of endless ding dong with poor old Cleggers. He's there to fulfil a very important ceremonial function as David Cameron's lapdog come prophylactic protection device for all the difficult things that David Cameron has to do that cheese off the rest of the....

itv 07-JAN-14

Walesa [-told]: Britain earned a lot [of money] on Poles finishing off communism, he [Cameron] shouldn't forget it and he should tally it all up,

thestandard 07-JAN-14

Tusk [-told]: If anyone, whether it is premier Cameron or anyone else, will want to change the European treaty to make this possible, Poland will veto it, today, tomorrow and forever,

eubusiness 07-JAN-14

Tusk [-told]: If Prime Minister Cameron wants to change rules (...) which are flawed and allow people to abuse social welfare in Britain, of course he has the right to do it,

eubusiness 07-JAN-14

Nigel Farage [said:]: David Cameron seems to be trying to sound like me. But the thing is, I believe in what I say.

express 06-JAN-14

Sadiq Khan [said:]: No one wants to see disruption in our courts but this unprecedented action shows how relations between the legal profession and David Cameron's Government have collapsed as a result of policies which could restrict access to our courts to only those who can afford it.

express 06-JAN-14

Farage [said:]: David Cameron seems to be trying to sound like me. The thing is, I believe in what I say.

themirror 06-JAN-14

Walesa [-told]: Britain earned a lot (of money) on Poles finishing off communism, he (Cameron) shouldn't forget it and he should tally it all up,

eubusiness 06-JAN-14

Sadiq Khan [said:]: No-one wants to see disruption in our courts but this unprecedented action shows how relations between the legal profession and David Cameron's Government have collapsed as a result of policies which could restrict access to our courts to only those who can afford it.

independent 06-JAN-14

Nicola Sturgeon [said:]: While David Cameron is happy to pull the strings of the No campaign from 10 Downing Street, he is scared to debate with Alex Salmond face-to-face.

TheScotsman 06-JAN-14

Sadiq Khan [said:]: No-one wants to see disruption in our courts but this unprecedented action shows how relations between the legal profession and David Cameron’s Government have collapsed as a result of policies which could restrict access to our courts to only those who can afford it.

YorkshirePost 06-JAN-14

Nick Clegg [said:]: I think they were a success, I think people liked them, I think they were a step forward, people felt they could compare and contrast the political leaders and I think it’s really good news that the Labour party appear to be prepared to do the same. So the only major party leader of a major party represented in the house of commons who still needs to sign along the dotted line is David Cameron.

itv 06-JAN-14

Sadiq Khan [said:]: No-one wants to see disruption in our courts but this unprecedented action shows how relations between the legal profession and David Cameron's Government have collapsed as a result of policies which could restrict access to our courts to only those who can afford it. 'The Lord Chancellor swears an oath to uphold the law of the land, so for Chris Grayling to have lost the confidence of the legal community he relies on to deliver on this oath is extremely worrying.

mailonsunday 06-JAN-14

Sadiq Khan [said:]: No one wants to see disruption in our courts but this unprecedented action shows how relations between the legal profession and David Cameron 's Government have collapsed as a result of policies which could restrict access to our courts to only those who can afford it.

belfasttelegraph 06-JAN-14

Sadiq Khan [said:]: No-one wants to see disruption in our courts but this unprecedented action shows how relations between the legal profession and David Cameron’s government have collapsed as a result of policies which could restrict access to our courts to only those who can afford it.

huffingtonpost 06-JAN-14

Paul Green [said:]: David Cameron's commitment to the triple lock for the state pension will be warmly welcomed by British pensioners, giving them confidence that their lifetime of work will be properly valued by society.

independent 05-JAN-14

Andy Burnham [said:]: David Cameron’s decision to break his pledge of ‘no top-down re-organisation’ was a monumental misjudgement.

sundaymirror 01-JAN-14

John Mann [said:]: David Cameron is discrediting the honours system by giving them out to friends and allies. It is also far too early for Paul Tucker to be honoured.

sundaymirror 31-DEC-13

John Mann [said:]: It’s inappropriate to use the honours system for political patronage. That’s what’s happening – everyone can see that. It is demeaning for David Cameron to use his position as Prime Minister like this.

independent 31-DEC-13

Andy Burnham [said:]: David Cameron's decision to break his pledge of

independent 31-DEC-13

Jamieson [-said]: David Cameron and George Osborne have repeatedly failed to stand up to the banks and they're now set to pay billions less in tax than was promised,

guardian 30-DEC-13

Watson [added:]: He is the symbol of everything that is wrong with David Cameron’s government.

themirror 27-DEC-13

Walesa [-told]: I could tell the prime minister (Cameron) that maybe it was our (Poles') great mistake that we finished off communism,

naharnet 27-DEC-13

Walesa [said:]: Poles finished communism and Great Britain profited significantly from this. [Cameron] should not forget this, he should do the maths. He should realise that Poles finished with this system at the cost of 70% of their economy.

huffingtonpost 24-DEC-13

Yvette Cooper [said:]: Labour called for these benefit restrictions nine months ago. Yet David Cameron has left it until the very last minute to squeeze this change in.

channel4 24-DEC-13

Burnham [-said]: Under David Cameron, it has got harder to get a GP appointment

guardian 24-DEC-13

Clegg [added:]: David Cameron and Ed Miliband, their parties, every time push comes to shove they say yeah, yeah, yeah, they stick it in their manifesto.

themirror 19-DEC-13

Yvette Cooper [said:]: Labour called for these benefit restrictions nine months ago. Yet the David Cameron has left it until the very last minute to squeeze this change in.

sundaymirror 18-DEC-13

Yvette Cooper [said:]: Labor called for these benefit restrictions nine months ago. Yet David Cameron has left it until the very last minute to squeeze this change in.

naharnet 18-DEC-13

Yvette Cooper [ said]: Labour called for these benefit restrictions nine months ago. Yet David Cameron has left it until the very last minute to squeeze this change in,

ibtimes 18-DEC-13

Andy Burnham [said:]: David Cameron’s short-sighted plans are bad for the NHS and bad for our economy. He is making experienced nurses redundant only to waste millions on agency staff.

sundaymirror 18-DEC-13

Miliband [-has asked]: David Cameron is presiding over the lowest levels of homes built in peacetime since the 1920s - and already families are suffering from some of the worst housing shortages for a generation. This is now part of a cost-of-living crisis for millions of people for whom the dream of home ownership is fading into the distance.

24dash 16-DEC-13