EMM News Explorer: David Cameron

[said:]: I think he’s great. It’s a bit like football – if you have got a great striker you want him on the pitch. It’s up to him. I want him on the team.

euroweeklynews 23-APR-14

[-said]: It wouldn't be a great job to have if people didn't want it. There is nothing ignoble about wanting my job,

ibtimes 23-APR-14

[said:]: It wouldn't be a great job to have if people didn't want it. There is nothing ignoble about wanting my job.

huffingtonpost 23-APR-14

[said:]: Up and down the country - including here in Downing Street - the flag of St George is flying high and celebrations - from the archaic to the eccentric - are taking place.

TheScotsman 23-APR-14

[said:]: This St George’s Day, I want us to reflect on one of England’s greatest achievements: its role in the world’s greatest family of nations - the United Kingdom.

TheScotsman 23-APR-14

[said:]: Ensuring Britain has first-class infrastructure is a crucial part of our long-term economic plan: supporting business, creating jobs and providing a better future for hardworking people.

harboroughmail 23-APR-14

[-wrote last week]: Some people feel that in this ever more secular age we shouldn't talk about these things. I completely disagree,

ruvr 22-APR-14

[-said]: Church Times

irishsun 22-APR-14

[said:]: If we combine the right political philosophy, the right political thinking. with the incredible information revolution . . . there is an incredible opportunity to remake policy, to remake government, remake public services and achieve a big increase in our well-being.

nationnews 22-APR-14

[said:]: Ensuring Britain has first class infrastructure is a crucial part of our long term economic plan: supporting business, creating jobs and providing a better future for hardworking people.

eadt 22-APR-14

[replied:]: It was a French prime minister who once said to govern is to choose. We had to make a choice about when we did have money to make available how should we spend it, how should we help people.

belfasttelegraph 22-APR-14

[ saying]: Britain is not a ‘Christian country’

aa 22-APR-14

[said:]: The study completely destroys a myth that communities can only survive by the supposed largesse of private landowners with deep pockets and shows the further economic potential for rural communities if more community ownership can be delivered.

heraldscotland 21-APR-14

[said:]: Crucially, the Christian values of responsibility, hard work, charity, compassion, humility, and love are shared by people of every faith and none - and we should be confident in standing up to defend them.

bbc 21-APR-14

[-criticised]: Christian country

itv 21-APR-14

[-wrote last week]: Some people feel that in this ever more secular age we shouldn’t talk about these things. I completely disagree,

omanobserver 21-APR-14

[-said earlier this week that]: This is not a Government with a track record of recognising and respecting Christian faith. It has deliberately and consistently undermined Christians and their freedom to live out their faith in the public square.

huffingtonpost 20-APR-14

[-said earlier]: This is not a government with a track record of recognising and respecting Christian faith. It has deliberately and consistently undermined Christians and their freedom to live out their faith in the public square.

antiguanews 20-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]: rapidly implemented

itv 18-APR-14

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

itv 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:]: 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

[-has said]: 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,

bbc 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

[-has declared]: moral code

guardian 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

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

[-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

[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

[claims:]: Big Society

express 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&amp;E targets were met was 2009, the last time cancer treatment targets were met was 2008.

icWales 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

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

guardian 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

[-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

[ 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

[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.

[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

[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

[-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

[said:]: the biggest fight of all

heraldscotland 06-APR-14

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

mailonsunday 06-APR-14

[believes:]: Great Britain is coming back

thetimes 05-APR-14

guardian 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

[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:]: 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

[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

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