Russia faces having assets seized around the world after international court rules it has to pay $50billion to shareholders of energy company Putin's government destroyed

dailymail 29-JUL-14

Migrant benefits to be tightened

bbc 29-JUL-14

Fighting prevents access to crash site

cnn 28-JUL-14

Rocket ignites fuel tank near Tripoli airport, Libya in chaos

timesofmalta 28-JUL-14

Beauty spots still at fracking 'risk'

bbc 28-JUL-14

Israel 'resumes Gaza offensive'

bbc 27-JUL-14

Ed Miliband Calls For Public Version Of PMQs

skynews 27-JUL-14

'Truly Tragic': Tributes To Plane Crash Briton

skynews 26-JUL-14

David Cameron's 'Big Society' scheme under investigation by Charity Commission

dailymail 26-JUL-14

British teacher among the victims of Air Algerie disaster

telegraph 26-JUL-14

'No survivors' in Air Algerie crash

bbc 25-JUL-14

GDP expected at pre-recession levels

itv 25-JUL-14

MH17 bodies returned; Ukraine shakeup

cnn 24-JUL-14

Bundesbank boss urges Britain to stay in EU

euractiv 24-JUL-14

Hamas ties ceasefire to blockade

bbc 23-JUL-14

MH17 dead to be flown to Netherlands

bbc 23-JUL-14

FGM survivor: 'It really destroyed me as a child'

itv 23-JUL-14

Train carrying crash victims' remains arrives in Ukraine-held city

phantis 22-JUL-14

Kiev agrees Dutch should lead MH17 crash inquiry

RTERadio 21-JUL-14

Four dead after Israel bomb Gaza hospital

telegraph 21-JUL-14

Rebels 'hinder the work,' Ukraine says

cnn 20-JUL-14

MH17: what we know two days after Malaysia Airlines crash over Ukraine

telegraph 19-JUL-14

No return to tax and spend - Miliband

bbc 19-JUL-14

Tributes paid to British MH17 victim

bbc 19-JUL-14

[-said]: We are making sure that people come for the right reasons - which has meant addressing the magnetic pull of Britain's benefits system,

irishsun 29-JUL-14

[said:]: The prime minister has just carried out a ministerial reshuffle. He recognises and understands the concerns that have been raised. He wants to rectify it at the earliest opportunity, certainly immediately after the general election, if he's returned as prime minister, if no opportunity has arisen to do so over the coming nine months.

guardian 29-JUL-14

[said:]: The sanctions really relate to Vladimir Putin's and Russia's behaviour, and we want to make it absolutely clear that Russia's behaviour in destabilising another country - Ukraine - is unacceptable and therefore the European Union, with the United States, will be imposing further sanctions unless that behaviour changes.

huffingtonpost 29-JUL-14

[ claims]: leads Europe on gay rights

independent 29-JUL-14

[-said]: We want an immigration system that puts Britain first,

naharnet 29-JUL-14

[-said]: We’re ... making sure people come for the right reasons – which has meant addressing the magnetic pull of Britain’s benefits system,

reuters 29-JUL-14

[-said]: Our goal is clear: an immigration system that puts Britain first,

ibtimes 29-JUL-14

[said:]: What we're seeing is absolutely heartbreaking in terms of the loss of life, and the pictures that everyone has seen on their television screen are really heart-rending and everyone wants to see this stopped, so an immediate unconditional ceasefire, that is what is required.

themirror 29-JUL-14

[-wrote]: Today we are announcing a further step to make sure colleges do proper checks on students: if 10 per cent of those they recruit are refused visas, they will lose their license,

xinhuanet_en 29-JUL-14

[-wrote]: There was an increasingly generous, no-questions-asked welfare system which drew migrants to Britain for the wrong reasons,

xinhuanet_en 29-JUL-14

[-wrote]: Today we are announcing a further step to make sure colleges do proper checks on students: if 10 percent of those they recruit are refused visas, they will lose their license,

xinhuanet_en 29-JUL-14

[said:]: Our changes today will save the British taxpayer half a billion pounds over the next five years, so that is a significant saving.

standard 29-JUL-14

[-wrote]: We are making changes to put the British people first,

hurriyetdailynews 29-JUL-14

[wrote:]: Taken together, this is about building a different kind of Britain - a country that is not a soft touch, but a place to play your part; a nation where those who work hard can get on.

ananova 29-JUL-14

[says:]: Under Labour, 2.5 million more people came to this country than left.

heraldscotland 29-JUL-14

[-said]: We've seen an inspiring amount of charity - with Muslims across the country giving what they can and giving up their own time for those less fortunate,

xinhuanet_en 29-JUL-14

[said:]: We changed the rules so that no-one can come to this country and expect to get out-of-work benefits immediately; they must wait at least three months.

ananova 29-JUL-14

[said:]: What it's time for is unconditional, immediate, humanitarian ceasefire. What we're seeing is absolutely heartbreaking in terms of the loss of life, and the pictures that everyone has seen on their television screen are really heart-rending and everyone wants to see this stopped, so an immediate unconditional ceasefire, that is what is required.

panorama 29-JUL-14

[said:]: We want an immigration system that puts Britain first so if you come here illegally... we will make it harder for you to have a home, to get a car, to get a job, to get a bank account and when we find you - and we will find you - we'll make sure you are sent back to the country you came from.

bbc 29-JUL-14

[said:]: It is a fantastic celebration of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community and its contribution to the diversity and vibrancy of Brighton and Hove.

theargus 29-JUL-14

[-said]: Hepatitis C is a treatable and curable virus, and yet deaths from this disease are continuing to rise,

neurope 28-JUL-14

[-urge]: We are committed to fighting this as part of our work to reduce premature mortality from liver disease, so it is crucial that awareness is improved and that more people are tested and diagnosed early in order to access life-saving treatments,

neurope 28-JUL-14

[said:]: The prime minister has just carried out a ministerial reshuffle; he recognises and understands the concerns that have been raised. He wants to rectify it at the earliest opportunity, certainly immediately after the general election, if he's returned as prime minister, if no opportunity has arisen to do so over the coming nine months.

guardian 28-JUL-14

[-said]: Labour has called on the government previously to prevent the use of community resolutions for serious crimes, including domestic violence. Today's figures reveal that nothing has been done.

guardian 28-JUL-14

[said:]: Some people said the NHS wasn't safe in our hands. Well - we knew otherwise. Who protected spending on the NHS? Not Labour - us. Who started the Cancer Drugs Fund? Not Labour - us. And by the way - who presided over Mid Staffs? Patients left for so long without water, they were drinking out of dirty vases...people's grandparents lying filthy and unwashed for days. Who allowed that to happen? Yes, it was Labour...and don't you dare lecture anyone on the NHS again.

newstatesman 28-JUL-14

[said:]: We are looking very carefully at this. Of course domestic violence is a crime: if you beat someone, if you abuse someone, if you abuse them psychologically, if you stalk someone, if you threaten, those are all individual crimes. There's a question about whether we need to have a specific offence as well – and we're very happy to look at that.

guardian 27-JUL-14

[replied:]: I'm sorry, I thought I was doing...

bbc 26-JUL-14

[responded:]: Oh, sorry. I thought I was doing... No. No, absolutely not.

themirror 26-JUL-14

[-said]: Just lost a teacher colleague in the Algiers disaster. Dave Morgan!! He was Denise's Maths teacher...such an easy-go-fella! These planes falling from the sky are getting to me!

ananova 26-JUL-14

[said:]: We are looking very carefully at this, of course domestic violence is a crime if you beat someone, if you abuse someone, if you abuse them psychologically, if you stalk someone, if you threaten, those are all individual crimes. There's a question about whether we need to have a specific offence as well - and we're very happy to look at that

timesofindia 26-JUL-14

[-responded]: Does that mean you’re forgetting us?

themirror 26-JUL-14

[ said]: serious economic measures are the only language that Russia will understand

itartass_en 25-JUL-14

[said:]: IMF predicts UK to be fastest growing economy in the G7 - more growth means more jobs and more security for families.

belfasttelegraph 25-JUL-14

[wrote:]: It is time to make our power, influence and resources felt

irishsun 25-JUL-14

[ said]: I thought Sir Chris did brilliantly last night,

independent 24-JUL-14

[said:]: handing the money back was not the right approach because Mrs Chernukhin had lived in Britain for many years and was now a British citizen

timesofindia 24-JUL-14

[-told]: I don’t want to get into politics today because today is about the Commonwealth Games and I’m going to try to leave the politics to one side,

theglobeandmail 24-JUL-14

[said:]: Undoubtedly one of the advantages that we have is that we are probably the most networked country in the world.

TheScotsman 24-JUL-14

[said that:]: in this country it would be unthinkable to fulfil an order like [this one]

scmp 24-JUL-14

[last night said:]: Of course I wouldn’t accept money from someone who was a Putin crony, but my understanding is this person certainly isn’t that and has lived in Britain for many years.

express 24-JUL-14

[-said]: Many people ... given the nature of the Russian regime, will be wondering why it is the UK is giving export approval to a particular number of items on that list.

dailytimesPK 24-JUL-14

[-insists]: crony

mailonsunday 24-JUL-14

[had said:]: Future military sales from any country in Europe should not be going ahead. We have already stopped them from Britain.

deutschewelle 23-JUL-14

[said:]: My eldest daughter is ten. Not that much younger than some of the children who get pushed into childhood or early marriage, not that much younger than girls who get cut and have their lives in so many ways taken away from them.

TheScotsman 23-JUL-14

[-said]: It's absolutely clear what we are trying to achieve...and that is to outlaw the practices of female genital mutilation and childhood and early forced marriage; to outlaw them everywhere, for everyone, within this generation,

reuters 23-JUL-14

[-said]: It’s absolutely clear what we are trying to achieve. It’s such a simple, but noble and good ambition, and that is to outlaw the practices of female genital mutilation and childhood and early forced marriage; to outlaw them everywhere, for everyone within this generation,

trust 23-JUL-14

[-said]: It’s absolutely clear what we are trying to achieve and that is to outlaw the practices of female genital mutilation and childhood and early forced marriage; to outlaw them everywhere, for everyone, within this generation,

nation 23-JUL-14

[-told]: Our aim is to outlaw FGM and child marriage everywhere for everyone,

arabnews 23-JUL-14

[-told]: I don't want to get into politics today because today is about the Commonwealth Games and I'm going to try to leave the politics to one side,

nzherald 23-JUL-14

[-said]: My memories of that bidding process are not happy memories in terms of the way the whole thing was arranged and the role of FIFA,

abclocal 23-JUL-14

[said:]: It’s such a simple but noble and good ambition, and that is to outlaw the practices of female genital mutilation in childhood and early forced marriage. To outlaw them everywhere, for everyone, within this generation. That is the aim.

TheScotsman 23-JUL-14

[-told]: Those of us in Europe should not need to be reminded of the consequences of turning a blind eye when big countries bully smaller countries,

WashingtonPost 22-JUL-14

[said:]: Obviously, I’m not happy with the progress on bovine Tuberculosis because we are still losing so many cattle to this awful disease.

icWales 22-JUL-14

[-said]: We cannot go on doing business as usual with a country when it’s behaving in this way,

defensenews 22-JUL-14

[said:]: By opening up these contracts, we can help farmers create more jobs, invest in their businesses and make sure people have a healthier lifestyle.

omanobserver 22-JUL-14

[-said]: We should push our partners in the European Union to consider a new range of hard-hitting economic sanctions against Russia,

manilatimes 22-JUL-14

[-told]: Russia cannot expect to continue enjoying access to European markets, European capital, European knowledge and technical expertise while she fuels conflict in one of Europe’s neighbors,

manilatimes 22-JUL-14

[-has told]: bluster and obfuscation

timesofindia 22-JUL-14

[-added]: In an intercepted conversation, a known separatist leader was overheard claiming that a separatist faction had downed an aircraft. There is no evidence that Ukrainian forces have fired a single surface to air missile during the conflict and no Ukrainian air defence systems appear to have been within range of the crash. By contrast pro-Russian separatist fighters have downed more than a dozen Ukrainian aircraft over the past few months, including two transport aircraft. The picture is becoming clearer and th

timesofindia 22-JUL-14

[-said]: For too long there has been reluctance on the part of too many European countries to face up to the implications of what is happening in Eastern Ukraine. It is time to make our power, influence and resources felt. And if Russia does not change course, then we must be clear that Europe must keep increasing pressure,

timesofindia 22-JUL-14

[said:]: All girls have the right to live free from violence and coercion, without being forced into marriage or the life-long physical and psychological effects of female genital mutilation.

independent 22-JUL-14

[said:]: We urge Hamas to engage with the ceasefire proposals put forward by the Egyptian government. It is only by securing a ceasefire the space can be created to address the underlying issues and return to the long and painstaking task of lasting and secure peace we all want to see.

TheScotsman 22-JUL-14

[-told]: >Vladimir Putin. ‘’We have already said we would not sell further arms to Russia,’’ he said. ‘’We believe other European countries should be doing the same thing. Frankly in this country it would be unthinkable to fulfil an order like the one outstanding that the French have. But we need to put the pressure on with all our partners to say that we cannot go on doing business as usual with a country when it’s behaving in this way.

news_com_au 22-JUL-14

Burnham [said:]: Labour has consistently said that Cameron's reorganisation would cost at least £3bn and this shows we were right. It explains why the NHS is now in such a financial mess. This scandalous waste cannot be justified when older people are being denied essential hip and cataract operations and when cancer patients are waiting longer for treatment.

guardian 26-JUL-14

Miliband [ said]: David Cameron is a very sophisticated and successful exponent of a politics driven by image. I am not going to be able to compete with that. And I don’t intend to. I want to offer something different,

omanobserver 25-JUL-14

Miliband [ said]: David Cameron is a very sophisticated and successful exponent of a politics driven by image. I am not going to be able to compete with that. And I don't intend to. I want to offer something different,

reuters 25-JUL-14

Peter Tatchell [said:]: We are appealing to Prime Minister David Cameron to speak out against homophobia and transphobia in the Commonwealth in the run-up to the Commonwealth Games.

themirror 24-JUL-14

Angus Robertson [said:]: The fact that a UK government minister is representing the No campaign in a referendum debate removes the last vestige of David Cameron's feeble argument against taking part in a TV debate against the First Minister. The only reason David Cameron is dodging debate is because he's feart.

heraldscotland 23-JUL-14

Burnham [ added]: People will question how David Cameron has been able to find more money and contracts for the private sector at a time when NHS services are struggling and being cut back,

guardian 23-JUL-14

Jean-Christoph Cambadelis [ said]: This is a false debate led by hypocrites … When you see how many [Russian] oligarchs have sought refuge in London, David Cameron should start by cleaning up his own back yard,

euobserver 23-JUL-14

Cambadelis [-said]: This is a false debate led by hypocrites ... When you see how many [Russian] oligarchs have sought refuge in London, David Cameron should start by cleaning up his own backyard,

MoscowTimes 22-JUL-14

Rutte [-said]: British Prime Minister David Cameron wrote a Sunday Times op-ed piece urging Putin to somehow make the crash site more accessible and calm the strife between Ukraine and the separatists. German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte spoke out as well. in the form of unimpeded access and rapid recovery,

cnn 20-JUL-14

Gareth Thomas [said:]: David Cameron's approach to Europe goes from bad to worse.

itv 16-JUL-14

Sadiq Khan [said:]: Since David Cameron became Prime Minister, the Ministry of Justice has had a shambolic track record of incompetence when it comes to multimillion pound contracts with big private companies. 'They've made a mess with prisoner transport, Oakwood prison, court interpreters and community payback in London, as well as with the previous tagging of criminals contract. 'For the sake of public safety, the Ministry of Justice needs to get a grip but, with their track record, I'm not holding my breath.

dailymail 16-JUL-14

Jeremy Browne [said:]: David Cameron at the last general election said he was a proud and unequivocal liberal Conservative, he also said if people voted blue they’d get green and now we can see all these slogans were meaningless, they’re just marketing.

themirror 15-JUL-14

Peter Tatchell [said:]: We are appealing to Prime Minister David Cameron to speak out against homophobia and transphobia in the Commonwealth in the run-up to the Commonwealth Games, which start in Glasgow on 23 July.

TheScotsman 15-JUL-14

Adam Boulton [said:]: It's the biggest upheaval in David Cameron's government since he came to power in 2010.

irn 15-JUL-14

Angela Smith [added:]: David Cameron’s last-minute attempt to put a female-friendly spin on his government is not going to fool anybody.

themirror 15-JUL-14

Alex Salmond [said:]: David Cameron’s ham-fisted ­diplomacy has pushed the UK closer to the exit door of Europe, against Scotland’s wishes.

TheScotsman 14-JUL-14

Len McCluskey [said:]: David Cameron has shown that he's willing to go to Europe to defend bankers' bonuses. Now he must use his powers to defend our cherished NHS.

belfasttelegraph 12-JUL-14

Balls [said:]: If I am honest with you I have no idea what it means. What does gamed out mean? If you want to know who is actually at the moment being gamed out – it is the British prime minister David Cameron being utterly outmanoeuvred by his European partners as he tries to placate Tory anti-European backbenchers.

guardian 05-JUL-14

Ed Miliband [ said]: It throws up very serious questions about David Cameron’s judgment in bringing a criminal into the heart of Downing Street despite repeated warnings,

WashingtonPost 04-JUL-14

Andy Burnham [warned:]: It is getting harder and harder to get a GP appointment under David Cameron.

bbc 03-JUL-14

Osborne [replied:]: David Cameron.

huffingtonpost 03-JUL-14

Andy Burnham [added:]: David Cameron and his ministers need to be reminded that they have never been given the permission of the public to put the NHS up for sale.

belfasttelegraph 03-JUL-14

Len McCluskey [said:]: David Cameron has shown that he's willing to go to Europe to defend bankers' bonuses, now he must use his powers to defend our cherished NHS.

belfasttelegraph 03-JUL-14

Andy Burnham [said:]: David Cameron and his ministers need to be reminded that they have never been given the permission of the public to put the NHS up for sale. Piece by piece, they are unpicking the NHS and selling it off to their friends in private health.

guardian 02-JUL-14

Lawson [said:]: Yes, but he hasn't. That is what's surprising, that he's made it quite clear that he doesn't want to exit, which doesn't strengthen his negotiating hand …. If David Cameron had said,

independent 29-JUN-14

Miliband [said:]: David Cameron and the Conservative Party now pose a clear and present danger to our economy. The choice is between Labour which would win the argument and build alliances for reform or David Cameron who by his own admission is taking the country towards the exit door, threatening three million jobs across the UK.

independent 29-JUN-14

Ed Miliband [said:]: The lesson of the Juncker debacle is that David Cameron and the Conservative Party now pose a real and present danger to our economy.

standard 29-JUN-14

Mats Persson [ said]: The Juncker episode is clearly a substantial defeat for David Cameron , and without remedy, increases the risk of Brexit (a British exit from the EU),

economictimes 28-JUN-14

Mats Persson [ said]: The Juncker episode is clearly a substantial defeat for David Cameron, and without remedy, increases the risk of Brexit (a British exit from the EU),

digitaljournal 28-JUN-14

Ed Miliband [said:]: On Europe, David Cameron has now become a toxic Prime Minister. He cannot stand up for Britain’s national interest because when he supports something, he drives our allies away.

TheScotsman 28-JUN-14

Ed Miliband [said:]: The last 48 hours doesn't show Europe is unreformable, it shows David Cameron is not the man to reform it because he has become toxic.

ananova 28-JUN-14

Farage [-said]: I’ll say one thing about Cameron: the guy’s a loser and he lost big today,

japantoday 28-JUN-14

Francois Hollande [said:]: David Cameron spoke about the major interest of a country that could slip away from the EU: we can understand this political domestic issue, but at the same time there is no such thing as a veto. in Europe we need to learn to live together in the framework of rules and treaties, there's no other way.

independent 27-JUN-14

Ed Miliband [said:]: On Europe, David Cameron has now become a toxic Prime Minister. He cannot stand up for Britain's national interest because when he supports something, he drives our allies away.

dailymail 27-JUN-14

Farage [-said]: I'll say one thing about Cameron: the guy's a loser and he lost big today,

eubusiness 27-JUN-14

Miliband [-said]: The roots of this are long-standing. David Cameron has not built the alliances in Europe,

eubusiness 27-JUN-14

Douglas Alexander [said:]: The outcome of today's summit represents an abject failure of leadership for David Cameron.

irn 27-JUN-14

Nigel Farage [said:]: David Cameron's response to Juncker's appointment shows that he is a loser who has learned nothing.

bbc 27-JUN-14

Stubb [added:]: I think David Cameron is a very principled man and he has felt strongly that Juncker is a little bit too federalist for his liking, but I think we can all make amends, we can all solve the situation.

dailymail 27-JUN-14

Farage [-said]: If David Cameron had kept his cast-iron guarantee of a referendum on the Lisbon Treaty he would not be in this parlous situation.

eubusiness 27-JUN-14

Stubb [-said]: David Cameron is a very principled man and he has felt strongly that Juncker is a little bit too federalist for his liking. But I think we can all make amends. I think we can all solve the situation,

cnbc 27-JUN-14

Reinfeldt [-said]: He (Cameron) and the British people have friends inside the European Union. Maybe we should voice that a little more clearly,

cnbc 27-JUN-14

Miliband [-told]: I am afraid that after weeks of bluster and spin from David Cameron, this represents a complete humiliation,

eubusiness 27-JUN-14

Nigel Farage [said:]: David Cameron's judgement has been totally flawed.

bbc 27-JUN-14

Ed Miliband [said:]: On Europe, David Cameron has now become a toxic prime minister.

bbc 27-JUN-14

Peter Tatchell [said:]: David Cameron has betrayed the principle of equality by refusing to allow opposite-sex couples to have a civil partnership.

bbc 26-JUN-14

Cable [-told]: I think he [Cameron] was right to take the position he did. But the way it's been done unfortunately has not helped Britain punch its weight in Europe,

euractiv 26-JUN-14

Vince Cable [said:]: It hasn’t been good for David Cameron. I think he’s right in principle that the appointment of the Commission president shouldn’t be foisted on heads of government [by] the European Parliament. But the way it’s been done, unfortunately, has not helped Britain punch its weight in Europe.

independent 26-JUN-14

Chuka Umunna [said:]: Under David Cameron's government we've seen a rising tide of insecurity. Zero-hours contracts, which were once a niche and marginal concept, have become the norm in parts of our economy as families have been hit by the cost-of-living crisis.

ananova 26-JUN-14

Andy Burnham [said:]: It is getting harder and harder to get a GP appointment under David Cameron's government.

bbc 25-JUN-14

Chuka Umunna [said:]: Under David Cameron's government we've seen a rising tide of insecurity. Zero hours contracts, which were once a niche and marginal concept, have become the norm in parts of our economy as families have been hit by the cost-of-living crisis.

huffingtonpost 25-JUN-14

Miliband [-said]: This isn’t just a serious error of judgment, it taints David Cameron’s government because he put his relationship with Rupert Murdoch ahead of doing the right thing,

independent 25-JUN-14

Sutcliffe [had asked:]: Does it concern him [Cameron] as much as it concerns me that one of the UK's largest utility companies has allegedly tried to evade paying back money to 625,000 people, many of whom are the poorest in our society?

guardian 25-JUN-14

Chuka Umunna [said:]: Under David Cameron's government, we've seen a rising tide of insecurity as ministers have attacked and undermined people's rights at work. That's why the next Labour government will help more firms pay a living wage through Make Work Pay contracts and will repair the link between hard work and reward by restoring the value of the minimum wage, raising its ambition through a new five-year target, and supporting the high-skilled, better-paid jobs we need to see.

standard 24-JUN-14

Rostowski [says:]: His [Cameron's] problem is that, is that isn't his objective, just a short-term propaganda effect.

guardian 24-JUN-14

Miliband [ said]: I believe this isn't just a serious error of judgement. This taints David Cameron's government because we now know that he put his relationship with Rupert Murdoch ahead of doing the right thing when it came to Andy Coulson,

trust 24-JUN-14

Jacek Rostowski [said:]: (Cameron) thinks he'll go renegotiate (EU rules on freedom of movement) and come back, no Polish government could agree to it. Except in return for a mountain of gold.

timesofindia 24-JUN-14

Miliband [ said]: I believe this isn’t just a serious error of judgement. This taints David Cameron’s government because we now know that he put his relationship with Rupert Murdoch ahead of doing the right thing when it came to Andy Coulson,

dailytimesPK 24-JUN-14

Radoslaw Sikorski [replied:]: It's either a very badly thought through move, or, not for the first time a kind of incompetence in European affairs. Remember? He f****d up the fiscal pact (which Cameron vetoed in 2011 but failed to stop). He f****d it up. Simple as that.

timesofindia 24-JUN-14

Miliband [said:]: David Cameron has very, very serious questions to answer … We now know he put his relationship with Rupert Murdoch ahead of doing the right thing when it came to Andy Coulson.

guardian 24-JUN-14

Miliband [said:]: I think David Cameron has very, very serious questions to answer, because we now know that he brought a criminal into the heart of Downing Street.

YorkshirePost 24-JUN-14

Rostowski [said:]: His [Cameron’s] problem is that, is that isn’t his objective, just a short-term propaganda effect.

themirror 23-JUN-14

Jacek Rostowski [said:]: [Cameron] thinks he’ll go renegotiate [EU rules on freedom of movement] and come back, no Polish government could agree to it. Except in return for a mountain of gold.

independent 23-JUN-14

Umunna [-said]: We will be going into this general election, seeking to move from opposition into government, with one of the most experienced leaders of the opposition in a generation. He has more experience than David Cameron or Tony Blair had.

guardian 22-JUN-14

Rebecca Harms [said:]: The withdrawal of this crucial legislative reform would be a very bad start to the new legislative period. This is a clear sop to David Cameron and the UK but it comes at the cost of mothers and fathers, whose health and welfare these proposals were aimed at strengthening. The EU Parliament has taken a clear position in favour of strengthening EU rules on maternity leave. It is cynical of the Barroso Commission to use this period when the Parliament is concentrating on its formation to try and slip through

green 19-JUN-14

Caroline Flint [said:]: These figures are a damning indictment of a broken energy market that is failing to meet the needs of consumers. 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 18-JUN-14

Dudley [-told]: BP will be signing an agreement today in front of the Chinese premier and David Cameron in agreement with CNOOC,

BangkokPost 17-JUN-14

Sadiq Khan [said:]: In opposition David Cameron promised that everyone caught carrying a knife would go to jail. After four years as Prime Minister and four years of broken promises, it’s not surprising that David Cameron and his ministers failed to support these measures. They have only been passed because of Labour support.

independent 17-JUN-14

Sharpe [said:]: The previous record was a £200,000 bet also struck on a no vote in the Scottish referendum earlier in the campaign, and the same amount was gambled by a customer who backed David Cameron to become Tory leader.

independent 14-JUN-14

Andy Burnham [ said]: David Cameron has lost control of what's happening in the NHS. These panic measures are a sign of how low the NHS has sunk on his watch

guardian 13-JUN-14

Sadiq Khan [said:]: David Cameron must accept that the decision to close down 17 prisons was wrong. Because of his ministers' incompetence they've created an acute shortage of space.

belfasttelegraph 13-JUN-14

Faymann [-said]: Why I have a hard time with David Cameron, also in a personal relationship and when it comes to trust, is because I get the feeling with him that he speaks differently in his own country than he does in the European Council,

wienerzeitung 13-JUN-14

Len McCluskey [said:]: The 4.5 million now self-employed without rights, protections and pensions is a cause for worry, not for celebration. In David Cameron's Britain the mantra is work harder and get poorer.

independent 11-JUN-14

Brown [said:]: The Prime Minister has got to be part of this debate. I think it would be a good idea if David Cameron did debate Alex Salmond, but I’m not involved in the negotiations. Gordon Brown, Labour MP

express 10-JUN-14

Caroline Flint [said:]: Yet again it looks like energy companies are up to their old tricks, while David Cameron does nothing to stop them.

themirror 10-JUN-14

Graham Sharpe [said:]: The previous record was a 200,000 bet also struck on a No vote in the Scottish Referendum earlier in the campaign, and the same amount was gambled by a customer who backed David Cameron to become Tory leader.

heraldscotland 10-JUN-14

Caroline Flint [said:]: Yet again it looks like energy companies are up to their old tricks while David Cameron does nothing to stop them. 'When wholesale prices go up, consumers’ bills rise, but when wholesale costs come down consumers never see the benefit. 'Last month Labour revealed that the energy companies had failed to pass on the full savings from the Government’s changes to green levies to millions of their customers too. 'There is no excuse for energy companies failing to pass on these savings. That’s why Labour wo

mailonsunday 10-JUN-14

Caroline Flint [said:]: Yet again it looks like energy companies are up to their old tricks while David Cameron does nothing to stop them.

dailymail 10-JUN-14

Douglas Alexander [said:]: Of course Europe needs to change, but David Cameron has so far been unwilling or unable to set out any detailed EU reform plans of his own.

themirror 10-JUN-14

Brown [replied:]: People have to decide what the best way forward is. 'I think it would be a good idea if David Cameron did debate Alex Salmond, but I'm not involved in the negotiations.

mailonsunday 09-JUN-14

Salmond [said:]: Over a period of 15 years, we can make Scotland a more prosperous society. That’s an infinitely more credible argument than the figures assembled by the Treasury, which have then been dismantled.’‘ Much of the gleam of independence is based on North Sea oil and natural gas receipts. Billions in taxes are generated. London has always handled redistributing that wealth. Independence would mean restructuring the arrangement, as well as promises to develop green alternatives. Cameron’s conservatives and

euronews 09-JUN-14

Salmond [said:]: David Cameron has been begging everybody internationally to say anything to help with his travails.

independent 08-JUN-14

Peskov [-said]: Putin and Cameron discussed ways to resolve the situation in Ukraine and the prospects of revitalizing the Russian-UK dialogue,

rt 06-JUN-14