EMM News Explorer: David Cameron

[said:]: People thought he would be the healing President, but he seems to have done anything but.

express 20-JAN-17

[-wrote]: This temporary pause on the two-year master’s program does not affect the students currently enrolled in the acting, dramaturgy, and voice programs,

thecrimson 17-JAN-17

[-told]: It makes sense to spend the money in a way to save taxpayers’ money at home,

jamaicaobserver 15-JAN-17

[ said]: It's not unusual for us to receive some prompting from industry ... regardless of commodity, to facilitate those exports,

CBC 11-JAN-17

[replied:]: But I’d had the crusts cut off for me.

telegraph 10-JAN-17

[ declared]: There is such a thing as society; it's just not the same thing as the state,

bbc 09-JAN-17

[-replied that]: Will my right honourable friend give the Israeli government every possible support at this time? Does he agree that, far from showing restraint, Israel must do everything possible to take out Hamas terrorist networks, and will he give the Israeli government support in that?

smc 08-JAN-17

[-added]: We’re happy to support blacklists but we don’t think we should draw up a blacklist solely on the basis of a territory raising a low tax rate; we don’t think that’s the right approach,

caribseek 07-JAN-17

[ blames]: >Theresa May

themirror 02-JAN-17

[promised:]: to fix the things that most annoy British people about our relationship with the EU

guardian 31-DEC-16

[-said]: Around four months before the event, at the request of the Indian government, a single UK military officer provided some advice. But, critically, this advice was not followed, and it was a one-off. There is absolutely no evidence of UK government involvement in the operation itself,

news 30-DEC-16

[-might have cried]: Will no one rid me of these turbulent lords?

newstatesman 30-DEC-16

[-said]: immensely frustrating,

euractiv 27-DEC-16

[-said]: I don’t think that’s the right approach,

ibtimes 16-DEC-16

[said:]: It won’t last.

japantimes 15-DEC-16

[said:]: It won't last.

voanews 14-DEC-16

[said:]: So far, these three events – the Brexit referendum, the election of President Trump and the referendum in Italy – I'm sure people are going to write about this movement of unhappiness and concern about the state of the world. You could see that in the British vote was a mixture of economics and cultural arguments. 'I think your situation was quite similar; I think in Italy it's more connected with the euro. 'Ultimately, how 2016 goes down in history will depend on what political leaders do next. That's

dailymail 10-DEC-16

[said:]: I believed, and still believe, the fact we hadn’t had a referendum on this issue for 40 years was actually beginning to poison politics.

themirror 10-DEC-16

[blames:]: rising populism

themirror 10-DEC-16

[ said]: Dad,

heraldscotland 09-DEC-16

[said:]: populism

bbc 09-DEC-16

[said:]: So far these three events - the Brexit referendum, the election of President Trump, the referendum in Italy - I'm sure people are going to write about this movement of unhappiness and concern about the state of the world.

breakingnews 09-DEC-16

[says:]: movement of unhappiness

newstalk 09-DEC-16

[added:]: I think if that response is right, 2016 will be seen as a moment of course correction rather than a moment of fundamental change. But if leaders don't take that approach - perhaps particularly in Europe - then it could go down as something quite different.

newstalk 09-DEC-16

[said:]: So far these three events - the Brexit referendum, the election of President Trump, the referendum in Italy - I’m sure people are going to write about this movement of unhappiness and concern about the state of the world. “I think you could see that in the British vote ... was a mixture of economics and cultural arguments, I think your situation (in the US) was quite similar, I think in Italy it’s more connected with the euro. The Brexit vote and the election of Donald Trump in the US must result in a

TheScotsman 09-DEC-16

[-said]: I see more trouble ahead,

guardian 09-DEC-16

[said:]: working borders

dailymail 09-DEC-16

[said:]: I’m writing a book about my time in politics and keep up my interest in development… It’s time to pass the baton on to my wife.

thesun 09-DEC-16

[said:]: There is a clear mutual interest for both the EU and Britain to build a partnership that works for both of us.

thesun 09-DEC-16

[ said]: Here’s someone with extraordinary wisdom, experience and knowledge, but you do think from time to time as you are explaining some problem with jobs or health care or Europe, you do think she’s heard literally all of this before,

indystar 09-DEC-16

[-said]: complete mistake,

indystar 09-DEC-16

[-said]: The truth is President-elect Trump is absolutely right, that we have to defeat ISIL militarily,

indystar 09-DEC-16

breakingnews 09-DEC-16

[-told]: course correction.

politico 09-DEC-16

[said:]: The kebab industry has made a very significant contribution towards the UK economy and shows entrepreneurial aptitude through each and every successful small business venture.

coventrytelegraph 07-DEC-16

[-said]: Many years ago, as Prime Minister, I had the enormous privilege of watching England versus India at the Oval. It was a wonderful, hot summers day. I was able to go to the dressing room after the two English batsman Ian Bell and Kevin Pietersen had scored centuries. When they score a century they like to have a bottle of lager in the dressing room. It was a very proud moment

ibtimes 05-DEC-16

[said yesterday that:]: if France were to elect Marine Le Pen, that would be obviously a very big body blow for the European project.

newindianexpress 05-DEC-16

[said:]: Whether it is drug or alcohol problems, or preventable conditions in terms of obesity, support and treatment will be there for you. And we must look at what we do when people simply say ‘no thanks’ and refuse that help, but expect taxpayers to carry on funding their benefits.

guardian 05-DEC-16

[said:]: India is a country that is making bold decisions. I am genuinely passionate about this relationship the two countries share.

irishsun 04-DEC-16

[-said]: But there is another phenomenon happening to which is more of a cultural phenomenon... which is there are those in our country which feel left behind by the pace of change in their communities by the mass movement of the people, by the high level of migration,

irishsun 04-DEC-16

[-added]: Our neighbours, our partners, our friends and our allies and I wanted us to stay in the room with them when they make decisions that affect us and our continent,

mailonsunday 04-DEC-16

[-said that]: We need to find the advantages and deliver them in the path, the British have chosen.

irishsun 04-DEC-16

[-said]: I still believe that Britain should have stayed in the European Union and that Brexit is not a dead-end for Britain,

irishsun 04-DEC-16

[-said]: It seems to me that the referendums I held were entirely justified. The electoral system, the way in which we vote for our representatives are the key rules of the game. And I think Parliament changing the rules of the games without the consent of people is a potential problem. I think you need to go ahead of the Parliament,

firstpost 03-DEC-16

[-added]: Our neighbours, our partners, our friends and our allies and I wanted us to stay in the room with them (EU nations) when they make decisions that affect us and our continent,

france24 03-DEC-16

[said that:]: you can only have a strong NHS if you have a strong economy

independent 02-DEC-16

[-reported]: Well, that didn’t go according to plan,

standard 01-DEC-16

[said that:]: highly trained border staff, police and intelligence services

aranews 23-NOV-16

[ said]: There was deep disagreement about some issues, so there seemed to be some merit to having an academic discussion … where the issues could be unpacked and assessed,

theglobeandmail 21-NOV-16

[-said]: failed.

ibtimes 19-NOV-16

[-said]: In such polarized circumstances, it is appropriate that the university sponsor a forum, which aims to permit in an academic setting the rational examination of the various views raised by this controversy,

torontosun 16-NOV-16

[-said]: Harvard's policies have supported all our students at both the college and professional schools to make certain they can fully participate in, and access all, that Harvard has to offer,

sltrib 15-NOV-16

[-said]: Harvard’s policies have supported all our students at both the college and professional schools to make certain they can fully participate in, and access all, that Harvard has to offer,

WashingtonPost 15-NOV-16

[said:]: We are not going suddenly to get out our cheque book and write a cheque for two billion euros. It is not going to happen. 'You didn't need to have a Cluedo set to know someone has been clubbed with the lead piping in the library.

dailymail 14-NOV-16

[said:]: I'm happy to pay tribute to those people who have achieved so much through that run.

bbc 07-NOV-16

[answered:]: Because I think I'd be rather good at it.

spiegel 01-NOV-16

[-told]: not-spots

msn 29-OCT-16

[said:]: I have seen the books. I know what needs to be done.

bbc 29-OCT-16

[-said]: I’ve got seven, eight [NCAA-caliber] Division I guys on this team, and it’s a special group,

dcourier 28-OCT-16

[-said]: I think it was five years ago this month that I said to a Conservative Party conference that I wanted us to champion equal marriage that I wanted us to that I wanted marriage to be there for men to marry men and women to marry women, as well as marriage as we’ve known it. And I’m really proud that we carried it through,

huffingtonpost 27-OCT-16

[said:]: When you’re prime minister there are lots of things that you want to change — some go right, some go wrong, some are instantly forgotten. But I know with this, with equal marriage, it is something that has already made a huge difference to people’s lives and will go on doing so.

standard 26-OCT-16

[said:]: When you’re prime minister there are lots of things that you want to change — some go right, some go wrong, some are instantly forgotten. Regulation Europe G8G20Specific Discrimination UnitedKingdom <entities count=

standard 26-OCT-16

[said:]: It was an immense privilege to lead the Conservative Party for more than a decade and the country for over six years as prime minister.

thecourier 26-OCT-16

msn 26-OCT-16

[said:]: It was an immense privilege to lead the Conservative Party for more than a decade and the country for over six years as Prime Minister.

heraldscotland 26-OCT-16

[said:]: It was an immense privilege to lead the Conservative party for more than a decade and the country for over six years as prime minister.

guardian 25-OCT-16

[says:]: the guarantee I can give

themirror 25-OCT-16

[-said]: Rules have changed, culture has changed,

msn 20-OCT-16

[said:]: I want less Europe.

express 20-OCT-16

[concluded that:]: Blair had thought it was OK because it was a British government resource

msn 20-OCT-16

[-has told]: The trouble with open and honest cabinet discussions is they get out,

thetimes 18-OCT-16

[said:]: The third runway at Heathrow is not going ahead, no ifs, no buts.

skynews 18-OCT-16

[said:]: This statue is a magnificent tribute to one of the most towering figures in the history of world politics &, by putting Mahatma Gandhi in this famous square, we are giving him an eternal home in our country

gov 13-OCT-16

[-said today]: By bringing together expertise from every part of society we can embed NCS in our national fabric,

cityam 12-OCT-16

[-said]: Overall, the NCS is a fantastic example of the positive and inspirational role young people can play in our modern, vibrant society. It is the Big Society in action,

tribune 12-OCT-16

[said:]: When I look back over six years as Prime Minister, one of my proudest achievements is the creation of National Citizen Service.

piratefm 12-OCT-16

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