Putin cautious on force in Ukraine

bbc 17-APR-14

[Live] Ukraine: Ukrainian army waiting for start of "anti-terror" operation near Sloviansk

euronews 15-APR-14

'Plot' probe appointment criticised new Michael Gove's decision to appoint a former anti-...

belfasttelegraph 15-APR-14

NHS faces 'significant cuts' without more funding

telegraph 15-APR-14

David Cameron loafs around by Lanzarote beach after escaping for yet ANOTHER foreign holiday

themirror 13-APR-14

David Cameron's £50m cure for GP services

independent 13-APR-14

A Yes vote is ‘not a vote for an SNP government’, says Salmond

thetimes 12-APR-14

Cameron speaks about Christian faith

bbc 11-APR-14

Maria Miller Donates £17k Pay-Off To Charity

ananova 10-APR-14

Creativity, Inc. by Ed Catmull with Amy Wallace, book review: How the Pixar founders shook up the world of film

independent 10-APR-14

Cameron faces questions over Miller

bbc 09-APR-14

President Higgins meets Cameron at Downing Street

RTERadio 09-APR-14

Javid handed cabinet culture post

bbc 09-APR-14

Maria Miller aide says media storm is revenge for press regulation

guardian 08-APR-14

Maria Miller 'must answer to her constituents' - Attorney General

telegraph 07-APR-14

Maria Miller: Voters are desperate for cleaner politics

telegraph 04-APR-14

Clegg and Farage are extremists on Europe, says Cameron

thetimes 03-APR-14

Labour challenges Government to reveal details of 'cosy' Royal Mail sell-off deal

independent 02-APR-14

Airbus to supply 70 jets to China

bbc 01-APR-14

Anti-Sisi hashtag sweeps Twitter

bbc 01-APR-14

Putin is the leader I admire most, says Farage

thetimes 31-MAR-14

US tells Russia to leave Crimea border area

aljazeera 29-MAR-14

Swansea couple hold same-sex wedding

bbc 29-MAR-14

Thousands help celebrate Sandi Toksvig vows renewal

thetimes 29-MAR-14

Lithuania pleads for US gas supplies

bbc 27-MAR-14

Clegg v Farage: Crunching the numbers

telegraph 27-MAR-14

Ukraine crisis center stage as Obama, EU leaders meet in Belgium

cnn 26-MAR-14

SSE lays down gauntlet to 'Big Six' rivals as it freezes energy prices until 2016

dailymail 26-MAR-14

Pope replaces German 'bling bishop' after inquiry

nzherald 26-MAR-14

Nick v Nigel: Lib Dem and Ukip leaders go head to head in live TV debate over whether Britain must leave the European Union

dailymail 26-MAR-14

Obama tells Putin he faces isolation

cnn 25-MAR-14

Relatives of Malaysia jet passengers scuffle with police in Beijing

latimes 25-MAR-14

Taiwan students storm government HQ

bbc 25-MAR-14

UK inflations falls to 4-year low at 1.7% in February

independent 25-MAR-14

Russians Seize Base As Troops Mass On Border

skynews 24-MAR-14

Moscow concerned about unjustified accumulation fissile materials

itartass_en 24-MAR-14

Ukraine's fears for 'abducted' top air force commander whose base was stormed by Russian troops as defence minister denies amassing forces along border with neighbour

dailymail 23-MAR-14

[-has said]: rapidly implemented

itv 18-APR-14

[warned:]: This additional rainfall will add to high groundwater levels and will impact slow feeding rivers over the days ahead.

palestinewater 18-APR-14

[-has said]: get out there and make a difference to people's lives

skynews 17-APR-14

[later writes:]: if we pull together, we can change the world and make it a better place.

channel4 17-APR-14

[-said]: more confident about our status as a Christian country

itv 17-APR-14

[said:]: I believe we should be more confident about our status as a Christian country, more ambitious about expanding the role of faith-based organisations, and, frankly, more evangelical about a faith that compels us to get out there and make a difference to people's lives.

skynews 17-APR-14

[said:]: we all believe in many of the same principles

huffingtonpost 16-APR-14

[said:]: Jesus invented the Big Society 2,000 years ago; I just want to see more of it.

huffingtonpost 16-APR-14

[said:]: We all believe in many of the same principles,

bbc 16-APR-14

[-has declared]: moral code

guardian 16-APR-14

[ says]: evangelical

telegraph 16-APR-14

[-said]: Many atheists and agnostics live by a moral code - and there are Christians who don't. But for people who do have a faith, that faith can be a guide or a helpful prod in the right direction - and, whether inspired by faith or not, that direction or moral code matters.

huffingtonpost 16-APR-14

[had said:]: We will not accept any school being run by extremists or promoting extremist views.

timesofindia 15-APR-14

[warned that:]: we will not accept any school being run by extremists or promoting extremist views

thepeninsulaqatar 14-APR-14

[said:]: I think that shale has a huge potential for our country. But we have clearly got to do a far better job of explaining and working with communities about the benefits - and also talking frankly about the process.

YorkshirePost 14-APR-14

[said:]: Back in October, I said I wanted to make it easier for people to get appointments that fit in around a busy working week and family commitments.

euroweeklynews 14-APR-14

[warned that:]: we will not accept any school being run by extremists or promoting extremist views.

arabnews 13-APR-14

[said:]: This year, as we commemorate the 100th anniversary of WW1, it is also perhaps worth saying something specific about how British Sikhs have served in our armed forces with so much devotion, bravery and courage over so many years

timesofindia 12-APR-14

[added:]: Stories like that of Manta Singh, who fought at The Battle of Neuve Chapelle, that massive battle on the Western Front in 1915, and when his English colleague was wounded alongside him, he picked him up, carried him, took him to the dressing station while being wounded himself, and then sadly, tragically died afterwards. Stories of heroism, stories of valour - the Sikhs have always had this extraordinary courage and bravery, and it's been demonstrated so often in the British Armed Forces

timesofindia 12-APR-14

[insisted:]: apathy

YorkshirePost 11-APR-14

[promised:]: no ifs no buts

newstatesman 11-APR-14

[said:]: Today's news from Avox is a great vote of confidence in Wrexham and shows that the UK is open for business.

bbc 11-APR-14

[-said]: Looking at the other parties, there are effectively two extremist camps,

thenews 11-APR-14

[-said]: Labour and the Liberal Democrats won’t give you a say on Europe. UKIP can’t change a thing in Europe.

thenews 11-APR-14

[said:]: Looking at the other parties, there are effectively two extremist camps.

YorkshirePost 11-APR-14

[-said]: hard work so many Sikhs now do in our parliament,

irishsun 11-APR-14

[ says]: the line between life and death

icWales 11-APR-14

[said:]: some of these pay-offs really are completely unacceptable

24dash 11-APR-14

[had said:]: This is a great story of the future of Britain. We congratulate Jaguar Land Rover for the investment they are making, which epitomises what we need to happen to the British economy.

Hindu 11-APR-14

[said:]: I think it is a matter for the police forces and the police and crime commissioners to discuss and find the way ahead.

eadt 11-APR-14

[had said:]: I am going to be spending time with my mother-in-law

euroweeklynews 11-APR-14

[claims:]: Big Society

express 10-APR-14

[-said]: Labour and the Liberal Democrats won't give you a say on Europe. UKIP can't change a thing in Europe.

reuters 10-APR-14

[had said:]: We have seen an 8% cut to the budget in Wales for the NHS.

bbc 10-APR-14

[claims:]: Jesus invented the Big Society

independent 10-APR-14

[said:]: Not enough - I'm proud that we have in Paul Uppal a British Sikh on Conservative benches, Paul is here working hard, but we shouldn't rest until we see more British Sikhs on green benches and red benches, until we see more British Sikhs at the top of every one of our organisations - whether that is our army, or our judiciary - not because we should believe in tokenism, but because we believe, I believe, that we won't access the talent of our country unless we demonstrate that everyone from every background

timesofindia 10-APR-14

[had said:]: We have seen an 8% cut to the budget in Wales for the NHS. The last time A&E targets were met was 2009, the last time cancer treatment targets were met was 2008.

icWales 10-APR-14

[ said]: Maria is in her job because she is doing a good job as culture secretary,

newstatesman 10-APR-14

[-said]: I am going to be spending a bit of time with my mother-in-law,

independent 10-APR-14

[-said]: Nothing will ever be the same again.

guardian 10-APR-14

[-told]: The Bible tells us to bear one another’s burdens,

bloomberg 10-APR-14

[-said]: I can’t think of anyone who was more loving or thoughtful or kind,

bloomberg 10-APR-14

[-said]: It is the case that Christians are now the most persecuted religion around the world,

bloomberg 10-APR-14

[-accused]: If it had happened in any other business, there would have been no question about her staying in her job. Why were you the last person in the country to realise her position was untenable?

scmp 10-APR-14

[wrote:]: I think it is important to be clear that the Committee on Standards cleared you of the unfounded allegations made against you, a point which has been lost in much of the comment in recent days.

ibtimes 09-APR-14

[replied:]: Can I take this opportunity to express my sympathy to the families of Sappers Azimkar and Quinsey. This was a despicable terrorist attack and I fully share the desire the perpetrators are brought to justice.

newsletter 09-APR-14

[wrote:]: You can be extremely proud of your work in government – as secretary of state for Culture, Media and Sport, as minister for women and as minister for disabled people.

guardian 09-APR-14

[said:]: We have made very good steps forward on migration from outside the EU, which is down by a third and at its lowest level since 1998. That is a success, and we have seen net migration overall come down by around a fifth.

icWales 09-APR-14

[said:]: An extremely warm welcome, Mr. President to No. 10 Downing Street.

theirishworld 09-APR-14

[wrote:]: You can be extremely proud of your work in government – as secretary of state for Culture, Media and Sport, as minister for women and as minister for disabled Ppeople.

guardian 09-APR-14

[said:]: The report makes clear the Commissioner’s view that RIPA is fit for purpose, despite advances in technology. He also finds that interception agencies undertake their roles conscientiously and effectively, and that public authorities do not engage in indiscriminate random mass intrusion.

register 09-APR-14

[replied:]: Can I take this opportunity to express my sympathy to the families of Sappers Azimcar and Quinsey. This was a despicable terrorist attack and I fully share the desire the perpetrators are brought to justice.

belfasttelegraph 09-APR-14

[-replied that]: why was he the last person in the country to realize her position was untenable? He just doesn’t get it.

bloomberg 09-APR-14

[said:]: I will look very closely at the cases that [he] has raised, but the key point is that we must ensure that our legal aid system is affordable. When we compare our system with those of similar common-law countries, we see that we are still spending far more per head than, for instance, Australia and New Zealand.

icWales 09-APR-14

[-said]: extreme weather events

heraldscotland 08-APR-14

[said:]: Supporting business, creating jobs and cutting taxes are all part of our long-term economic plan.

YorkshirePost 08-APR-14

[ said]: We want jobs, jobs and more jobs and this is good news for Britain,

irishsun 08-APR-14

[-said last night]: From now on Sikhs don't have to wear hard hats at construction sites in our country,

economictimes 08-APR-14

[-said]: Supporting business, creating jobs and cutting taxes are all part of our long-term economic plan. Yesterday, our tax reforms cut income tax for 26 million people and will help businesses to create jobs. I am delighted that Asda is continuing to invest heavily in the UK, creating another 12,000 jobs that will give people financial security for the future,

irishsun 08-APR-14

[said:]: If there are further changes that people think are appropriate, I’m very open to suggestions.

independent 07-APR-14

[said:]: What matters is doing the right thing. I think Maria has done the right thing by repaying the money, making an apology and now getting on with her job.

skynews 07-APR-14

[said:]: The prime minister does not support the idea of amnesties.

theirishworld 07-APR-14

[declares:]: big change

telegraph 07-APR-14

[said:]: Maria Miller is in her job and she is doing a good job as culture secretary.

bbc 07-APR-14

[replied:]: Make sure that does not appear in the minutes

mailonsunday 06-APR-14

[said:]: the biggest fight of all

heraldscotland 06-APR-14

[believes:]: Great Britain is coming back

thetimes 05-APR-14

[said:]: Back in February when I visited the town to see the damage for myself, I promised to do everything I could to get to this vital artery back up and running as quickly as possible. Half of Dawlish train station has been rebuilt after the storms.

skynews 04-APR-14

[said:]: MPs aren’t policing themselves. We have now got a committee that has independent members on and effectively they had the casting vote, and what this committee decided, it is not my decision, it’s the committee’s decision. But Mr Mann, the Labour MP for Bassetlaw, accused Mr Cameron of

themirror 04-APR-14

[-insisted that]: expenses scandal

guardian 04-APR-14

[said:]: This is a great day for the hard-working people of Dawlish, and for businesses and commuters across the South West whose lives have been turned upside down by the devastating loss of their train line.

express 04-APR-14

[said:]: Parents want help. It is in our interest as a society to help people bring up their children.

bbc 04-APR-14

[said:]: What happened yesterday is that Maria Miller was actually cleared of the original charge made against her.

channel4 04-APR-14

[said:]: It's not acceptable. We can't have that happening in our country

mailonsunday 04-APR-14

[said:]: We have given it to the poorest countries in the world

mailonsunday 04-APR-14

[said:]: MP's aren't policing themselves, we have now got a committee that has independent members on and effectively they had the casting vote and what this committee has decided - and it's not my decision it's the committee's decision - they decided that Maria Miller had not done what she was accused of doing.

ananova 04-APR-14

[said:]: MPs aren't policing themselves, we have now got a committee that has independent members on and effectively they had the casting vote and what this committee has decided - and it's not my decision it's the committee's decision - they decided that Maria Miller had not done what she was accused of doing.

ananova 04-APR-14

[said:]: Back in February when I visited the town to see the damage for myself, I promised to do everything I could to get to this vital artery back up and running as quickly as possible.

ananova 04-APR-14

[said:]: Back in February when I visited the town to see the damage for myself, I promised to do everything I could to get this vital artery back up and running as quickly as possible.

huffingtonpost 04-APR-14

[-suggested last week that]: It would simplify the tax system and get rid of an ineffective and unpopular tax which can be criticised in any case as a source of double taxation in cases where bequests are financed from earnings that have already been taxed.

guardian 04-APR-14

[said:]: It's a really important day for Dawlish, it's a really important day for the south-west but it's also a really important day for the whole of the country. I know how cut off people felt in the south-west after that terrible storm. It was so important to get this work done.

guardian 04-APR-14

[said today:]: I want to say an enormous thank you to the people who have carried out this vital work. it’s been a Herculean effort over 56 days and 56 nights. It’s been a huge task.

YorkshirePost 04-APR-14

[said:]: What happened yesterday is that Maria Miller was actually cleared of the original charge made against her. 'It was found she had made mistakes, she accepted that, repaid the money, she apologised unreservedly to the House of Commons so I think that we should leave it there.

mailonsunday 04-APR-14

[said:]: This is a great day for the hard-working people of Dawlish, and for businesses and commuters across the south west whose lives have been turned upside down by the devastating loss of their train line.

channel4 04-APR-14

[said:]: What happened yesterday is that Maria Millar was actually cleared of the original charge made against her.

belfasttelegraph 04-APR-14

[-said yesterday]: So let's try and make sure we produce the hits of the future, rather than having to brush up on our Danish and read the subtitles,

copenhagenpost 04-APR-14

[said:]: The problem with this debate is both of the people taking part actually have quite extreme views. The right answer is to be tough for Britain, renegotiate, get a better deal and then give people the choice in an in/out referendum and that is what I will do if I am Prime Minister after the next election, before the end of 2017.

independent 03-APR-14

[said:]: It was in his manifesto. It was a commitment of the last government'... The prime minister's remarks are directly contradicted by the Labour manifesto, which called for extra investment for Royal Mail within the public sector. The manifesto said:

huffingtonpost 03-APR-14

[said:]: It is unpleasant, and you can feel it in the air.

tribune 03-APR-14

[said:]: Maria Miller is doing an excellent job as culture secretary and will continue to do that.

bbc 03-APR-14

Benn [added:]: David Cameron needs to get a grip and ensure that elderly and disabled residents are able to get the bus to their local villages and towns and are not left stranded at home.

guardian 18-APR-14

Foster [said:]: As well as attending the Northern Ireland Investment Conference last October, representatives from Convergys and EE also participated in a round table discussion at the event with Prime Minister David Cameron to specifically discuss the benefits of Northern Ireland as a cost-effective investment location.

bbc 17-APR-14

Axelrod [said:]: I do not want to say too much before I enter the political arena but from what I have read the Ukip movement has dragged Cameron to the right on Europe, and we have seen some of the same impact on the Republican party from the Tea Party.

guardian 17-APR-14

Andy Burnham [said:]: People know from their own experience that it has got much harder to get a GP appointment under David Cameron.

bbc 15-APR-14

Liam Byrne [said:]: David Cameron's student finance system has lost its last shred of credibility. Degree costs have trebled yet costs to the taxpayer have gone up, and now we learn our children and grandchildren will be paying off their student debt well into their 50s. The system has lost all fiscal credibility and is losing public confidence.

huffingtonpost 10-APR-14

Murphy [said:]: I wish David Cameron would put as much effort into fighting for the living standards and jobs of everyday people as he does for his Cabinet ministers.

huffingtonpost 06-APR-14

Sturgeon [-also said yesterday]: Mr Cameron talks about the importance of the health service as he steadily dismantles it south of the Border, and he talks about providing help in hard times as his Government's welfare cuts force more and more people in the UK to turn to food banks.

heraldscotland 06-APR-14

Angus Robertson [said:]: People across Scotland will no doubt be surprised to hear David Cameron describe the 2015 General Election as

heraldscotland 06-APR-14

Ed Miliband [said:]: David Cameron, Nick Clegg and myself

thesundaytimes 06-APR-14

Ed Balls [said:]: David Cameron is trying to tell working people they are better off, but he's not fooling anybody. Taking into account all the changes to tax and benefits since 2010, families will be almost 1000 a year worse off on average by the time of the next election. In other words, the Tories are giving with one hand but taking away much more with the other.

heraldscotland 04-APR-14

Ed Balls [ said]: These figures also show that families with children, and one-earner families in particular, have been hit hardest of all by David Cameron and George Osborne's choices,

ibtimes 04-APR-14

Balls [said:]: David Cameron is trying to tell working people they are better off, but he's not fooling anybody. T he Tories are giving with one hand but taking away much more with the other.

standard 04-APR-14

Balls [said:]: David Cameron is trying to tell working people they are better off, but he's not fooling anybody. The Tories are giving with one hand but taking away much more with the other.

huffingtonpost 04-APR-14

Mann [said:]: David Cameron got it wrong this morning and misled the public who deserve better. He needs to show leadership on this issue and sack Maria Miller. This whole sorry saga shows the chaos of MPs self regulation.

themirror 04-APR-14

Sadiq Khan [said:]: Each week brings more evidence showing David Cameron's justice system is in chaos. 'I'm astounded that 148 criminals have been wrongly released from prison on this Government's watch. But to add insult to injury, 24 of them are still on the run. 'Victims will be insulted that criminals are allowed to waltz out of jail so easily, and continue to live their lives scot free. 'Communities are being put at risk by serious and dangerous criminals walking the streets when they should be safely behind bars. ’How

dailymail 03-APR-14

Miliband [-said that]: No. Look, I think the format we had last time with parties that have representation in parliament is a good format. In the end it is for the broadcasters to decide who they invite. They have got their own rules and they have got to follow their rules. I look forward to debating David Cameron. I am not that interested in Nigel Farage. I care about debating David Cameron.

guardian 03-APR-14

Tim Farron [said:]: David Cameron and Ed Miliband have ducked these debates. <name id=

heraldscotland 02-APR-14

Tim Farron [said:]: David Cameron and Ed Miliband have ducked these debates. Nick Clegg is the only political leader prepared to put his neck on the line and stand up for British jobs. The Liberal Democrats said their membership figures were also rising - with around 500 joining so far in 2014. But its total of around 44,000 remains more than a third lower than the 65,000-plus levels it enjoyed before joining the Conservatives in coalition government in 2010. A Liberal Democrat spokesman said:

belfasttelegraph 02-APR-14

Andy Burnham [said:]: The scandalous waste caused by David Cameron 's <name id=

belfasttelegraph 02-APR-14

Tim Farron [said:]: David Cameron and Ed Miliband have ducked these debates. Nick Clegg is the only political leader prepared to put his neck on the line and stand up for British jobs.

independent 02-APR-14

Andy Burnham [said:]: The scandalous waste caused by David Cameron's NHS re-organisation gets worse the more we find out about it.

standard 02-APR-14

Tim Farron [said:]: David Cameron and Ed Miliband have ducked these debates. Nick Clegg is the only political leader prepared to put his neck on the line.

independent 02-APR-14

Hilary Benn [said:]: It is utterly cynical for David Cameron and Nick Clegg to claim they have taken the lowest paid out of tax when over two million low-paid workers, disabled people and carers have had their council taxes forced up under this Tory-led Government.

themirror 02-APR-14

Burnham [ said]: This is putting patients at risk and flies in the face of personal promises made by the prime minister. David Cameron is presiding over a serious deterioration in the quality of primary care,

guardian 27-MAR-14

Farage [said:]: Mr Cameron said he was too busy running the country - well he's certainly busy running from something, isn't he? And Mr Miliband did his best not to give any response at all.

belfasttelegraph 26-MAR-14

Andy Burnham [said:]: On David Cameron’s watch, hundreds of thousands of people have lost support in the home.

YorkshirePost 26-MAR-14

Andy Burnham [said:]: David Cameron promised to put GPs in the driving seat but has caused a collapse in morale.

themirror 24-MAR-14

Alexander [said:]: All of us accept know that Europe needs to change. Because of the external pressure of Ukip, and the internal political pressure of his own backbenchers, the Prime Minister has got himself in a position where he can’t offer a sensible strategy for securing change. The gap between what David Cameron’s backbenchers will tolerate and what other European leaders will accept remains achingly wide.

independent 20-MAR-14

Alexander [replied:]: The weapon David Cameron is wielding is pointing at his own head. His negotiating strategy seems to be ‘give us what we want or I will blow my brains out.’

independent 20-MAR-14

Stephen Timms [said:]: The LGA's report is further evidence of David Cameron 's failure to tackle youth unemployment and under-employment. Under David Cameron's Government long-term youth unemployment has doubled, costing taxpayers a staggering £350 million a year, while the cost-of-living crisis has seen working people £1,600 a year worse off on average.

belfasttelegraph 18-MAR-14

Stephen Timms [said:]: The LGA's report is further evidence of David Cameron 's failure to tackle youth unemployment and under-employment. Under <name id=

belfasttelegraph 18-MAR-14

Stephen Timms [said:]: The LGA's report is further evidence of David Cameron's failure to tackle youth unemployment and under-employment. Under David Cameron's Government long-term youth unemployment has doubled, costing taxpayers a staggering £350 million a year, while the cost-of-living crisis has seen working people £1,600 a year worse off on average.

standard 18-MAR-14

Andy Burnham [said:]: It will be utterly galling for nurses who've just had a pay cut from David Cameron to see he's been handing out cheques like confetti to people who have now been rehired. On his watch, we have seen pay-offs for managers and pay cuts for nurses.

standard 17-MAR-14

Nicola Sturgeon [said:]: David Cameron has today torn up any prospect of a meaningful offer of further powers to Scotland, confirming that a No vote offers no firm proposals. In a speech that contained half-hearted, vague suggestions of what might happen, Cameron’s reluctance to commit to anything spoke volumes. Indeed, the only reason the Tories are even talking about more powers is to attempt to bribe the people of Scotland into voting No – but it is unravelling fast.

icWales 15-MAR-14

Nicola Sturgeon [said:]: David Cameron has today torn up any prospect of a meaningful offer of further powers to Scotland, confirming that a No vote offers no firm proposals.

standard 14-MAR-14

Nicola Sturgeon [said:]: In a speech that contained half-hearted, vague suggestions of what might happen, Cameron's reluctance to commit to anything spoke volumes.

itv 14-MAR-14

Balls [-said]: It is very, very hard for David Cameron and Osborne to do anything now that gives them any credibility as being on the side of working people on low and middle incomes. I just think that is lost to them.

guardian 14-MAR-14

Flint [said:]: Instead of making the energy companies honour their obligations, David Cameron has let them off the hook.

themirror 12-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

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

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

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.

belfasttelegraph 14-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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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:]: 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

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

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. 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

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

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.

ibtimes 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.

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

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

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