EMM News Explorer: David Cameron

Andy Burnham [said:]: This isn’t a one-off. Hospitals are struggling to cope after David Cameron’s reckless reorganisation.

themirror 04-MAR-15

Farage [said:]: The British public has acknowledged that they can't trust the other parties to be serious on immigration. 'Despite Mr Cameron's pledge, net migration is now up to 300,000 people per year. It is unsustainable, unfair and unethical. 'That's why Ukip has developed a policy focused around an Australian-style points-based system, led by a newly-formed migration control commission, tasked with bringing numbers down and focusing on highly-skilled migrants and our Commonwealth friends - as opposed to the low-skille

dailymail 04-MAR-15

Miliband [responded:]: I will do it any time, any place, anywhere. David Cameron must now name the day.

independent 04-MAR-15

Miliband [said:]: David Cameron said today he would do the live TV debate with me as long as it happened earlier than planned.

belfasttelegraph 04-MAR-15

MacNeil [added:]: To add to their number the two MPs involved in this scandal would be an affront to democracy and would diminish even more the reputation of Westminster. David Cameron and Ed Miliband have it within their power and influence to ensure this does not happen.

TheScotsman 01-MAR-15

MacNeil [said:]: I have asked David Cameron and Ed Miliband for absolute guarantees that neither of these politicians are to be considered for a peerage. Their behaviour cannot be dismissed as

TheScotsman 01-MAR-15

Farage [-said]: It beggars belief that Cameron says his proudest achievement is ensuring we spend more on aid proportionately than any other country in the world. Let's spend some of that money on defence,

ibtimes 27-FEB-15

Yvette Cooper [said:]: Despite all the promises and rhetoric from David Cameron and Theresa May, their net migration target is in tatters. He chose this target and said it was his promise to the British people. No wonder there is so little trust in the Government's immigration system.

independent 26-FEB-15

Clegg [-said]: I said to David Cameron he shouldn't make the commitment because it was inevitable he was going to break it because you can't control the net figure,

channel4 26-FEB-15

Fabius [-said]: Great Britain has taken a hardline to the situation and is considering a number of measures that you have said (sending military instructors), which Prime Minister David Cameron announced. We have also taken a firm position, but are still pushing for the de-escalation of the conflict,

rian 25-FEB-15

Fabius [-said]: Great Britain has taken a hardline to the situation and is considering a number of measures that you have said [sending military instructors], which Prime Minister David Cameron announced. We have also taken a firm position, but are still pushing for the de-escalation of the conflict,

rian 25-FEB-15

Murphy [said:]: In the election in May we have an opportunity to shape a better future. We can change Scotland by getting rid of David Cameron. We need to stop the Tories being the largest party across the UK.

TheScotsman 22-FEB-15

Douglas Alexander [said:]: David Cameron has been responsible for the biggest loss of British influence in Europe for a generation, and this Lords committee highlights some of the worrying consequences of his approach.

themirror 21-FEB-15

Douglas Alexander [ said]: David Cameron has been responsible for the biggest loss of British influence in Europe for a generation,

eubusiness 20-FEB-15

Flint [-explained that]: Energy bills are £300 a year higher under the Tories, and David Cameron has let the energy companies get away with overcharging millions of consumers.

ibtimes 18-FEB-15

Len McCluskey [said:]: Expert legal advice confirms our worst fears about the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership. This is why we are calling on David Cameron to use his veto to deliver a robust carve-out.

belfasttelegraph 17-FEB-15

Harvey [said:]: If it was a Lib-Lab discussion going on, Cameron ought to remain in office. If he was so fucked off he didn't want to, I would understand that in human terms. But I think personally it would be a dereliction of duty, I think he should remain there until it's done.

huffingtonpost 05-FEB-15

Jim Murphy [said:]: The more seats the SNP get from Labour, the more likely it is the Tories will be the biggest party and David Cameron will get into government through the back door.

express 05-FEB-15

Andy Burnham [said:]: This report reveals that under David Cameron, alongside the A&E crisis, the NHS is now struggling with a growing financial crisis.

belfasttelegraph 03-FEB-15

Clegg [said:]: Having expressed truly moving and touching dewy-eyed compassion for the place of the Greens, now David Cameron says he is equally worried for the fate of the DUP.

newsletter 30-JAN-15

Ed Miliband [said:]: David Cameron's becoming ridiculous on this issue...using the dog ate my homework excuses.

heraldscotland 30-JAN-15

Swire [-said]: I am pleased to have visited Jaffna today. Northern Sri Lanka suffered much throughout the country's long conflict and the people there still face many challenges. This was part of the reason why Prime Minister David Cameron also prioritized visiting Jaffna when he was in Sri Lanka for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in 2013,

colombopage 29-JAN-15

Yvette Cooper [said:]: David Cameron and Theresa May promised to protect front-line policing - but today's figures show that promise lies in tatters.

belfasttelegraph 29-JAN-15

Murphy [said:]: I think it's important that parties work together, it happens all across Scotland in local authorities, but what Kez is talking about is the same thing that I've been talking about which is that we're not expecting, we're not planning, we don't want, and we don't need a coalition with the SNP. 'The fact is that come the UK election here in Scotland in May it's really a choice of whether David Cameron hangs on to power or whether we can get David Cameron out of Downing Street, and by voting SNP, unfortunatel

dailymail 28-JAN-15

Ed Miliband [said:]: The Prime Minister is wriggling and wriggling to try to get out of these debates. Let's make these debates happen, let's have David Cameron actually sign up and say he is going to do these debates, not keep trying to avoid them.

independent 28-JAN-15

Balls [said:]: David Cameron and George Osborne have now failed every test and broken every promise they made on the economy.

thecourier 03-DEC-14

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itv 03-DEC-14

Balls [said:]: David Cameron and George Osborne have now failed every test and broken every promise they made on the economy. This cost-of-living crisis is why the chancellor will have to admit he has broken his promise to balance the books by next year.

guardian 02-DEC-14

Schulz [-said that]: If they [Cameron's proposals] are not in the interests of all 28 member states, we will not get it [any re-negotiation].

huffingtonpost 02-DEC-14

Cathy Jamieson [said:]: This is a damning report on David Cameron and George Osborne’s record.

themirror 01-DEC-14

Andy Burnham [said:]: David Cameron chose to put NHS finances on a knife edge when he wasted £3bn on a damaging reorganisation. That's why the NHS is in today's fragile financial position.

bbc 30-NOV-14

Harriet Harman [said:]: Rather than briefing against each other as part of the ongoing Tory leadership squabble to replace David Cameron, Cabinet ministers should be making clear what the impact will be on 4G services for consumers and the emergency services, as well as any possible implications for national security and the fight against serious crime.

ananova 05-NOV-14

Douglas Alexander [said:]: These comments by a German government spokesperson reveal that David Cameron is both losing influence and losing allies in Europe.

independent 03-NOV-14

Sadiq Khan [said:]: David Cameron's Government is putting companies with little or no track record in criminal justice in charge of dangerous and violent offenders.

belfasttelegraph 29-OCT-14

Yvette Cooper [said:]: This report lays bare how David Cameron's government is presiding over one failure after another in our immigration system.

bbc 29-OCT-14

Sadiq Khan [said:]: David Cameron’s Government is putting companies with little or no track record in criminal justice in charge of dangerous and violent offenders.

guardian 29-OCT-14

Yvette Cooper [said:]: David Cameron’s Government is presiding over one failure after another in our immigration system.

themirror 29-OCT-14

Merkel [added:]: I spoke to David Cameron and we agreed to assess the verdict together. These are controversial issues that are debated also in our country. 'I am of the opinion that they need to be resolved in a way that tackles abuse.

mailonsunday 26-OCT-14

Miliband [argued:]: We risk being engulfed by the flames if we use UKIP to burn down Cameron’s house.

themirror 26-OCT-14

Peter Kellner [ says]: David Cameron wants to make the next election not about parties, but ‘who do you want to be prime minister,’ because he has a huge polling lead over Ed Miliband on that question,

WashingtonPost 26-OCT-14

Nigel Farage [ said]: David Cameron once claimed that he had reduced the EU budget, but the UK contribution went up and now quite incredibly, our contribution goes up a second time. It’s just outrageous,

hurriyetdailynews 24-OCT-14

Nigel Farage [ said]: David Cameron once claimed that he had reduced the EU budget - but the UK contribution went up and now quite incredibly, our contribution goes up a second time. It's just outrageous,

irishsun 24-OCT-14

Nigel Farage [said last night:]: David Cameron once claimed that he had reduced the EU budget but the UK contribution went up and now quite incredibly, our contribution goes up a second time. It’s outrageous. The EU is like a thirsty vampire feasting on UK taxpayers’ blood.

express 24-OCT-14

Warsi [said:]: One of the things that attracted me to David Cameron was that he was not obsessed with Europe and immigration. I would hate to think that is where we end up again – obsessing with Europe and immigration.

guardian 24-OCT-14

Nigel Farage [said:]: David Cameron once claimed that he had reduced the EU budget - but the UK contribution went up - and now, quite incredibly, our contribution goes up a second time. It's just outrageous.

irn 24-OCT-14

Nigel Farage [ said]: David Cameron once claimed that he had reduced the EU budget — but the UK contribution went up and now quite incredibly, our contribution goes up a second time. It’s just outrageous,

gulfnews 24-OCT-14

Farage [-said]: David Cameron once claimed that he had reduced the EU budget -- but the UK contribution went up and now quite incredibly, our contribution goes up a second time. It's just outrageous,

eubusiness 24-OCT-14

YorkshirePost 24-OCT-14

Miliband [also said:]: Now David Cameron is also saying he is ready to leave the European Union and have Britain turn its back on the rest of the world.

bbc 23-OCT-14

Sadiq Khan [said:]: This damning report lays bare the deteriorating conditions in our jails under David Cameron’s Government. It shows ministers are burying their heads in the sand rather than facing up to the growing levels of overcrowding, staff cuts, violence and suicide.

independent 21-OCT-14

Farage [said:]: Mr Cameron has been saying to people

express 20-OCT-14

Sadiq Khan [said:]: David Cameron and Chris Grayling are still burying their heads in the sand about the crisis in our prisons.

belfasttelegraph 20-OCT-14

Salmond [-said that]: I am open to the idea of greater scrutiny of legislation by English MPs. But we can't do it in a back of the envelope, fag packet way. We have spent two years trying to keep our country together. Let's have a proper constitutional convention. Let's look at these issues. But let's not drive our country apart because David Cameron thinks it is an opportunity for him to do it.

arabpolitical 18-OCT-14

Caroline Flint [said:]: Under David Cameron’s Government, Britain is facing an energy bill crisis, with millions of people struggling to heat their homes. Labour has already set out radical plans to freeze energy prices until 2017, saving the average household £120, and fix the energy market for the future, with a tough new regulator to curb rip-off bills.

YorkshirePost 17-OCT-14

Farage [has said:]: Rochester is high noon for Cameron,

huffingtonpost 17-OCT-14

Davies [-said]: But I also heard and saw how land issues continue to prevent some communities from rebuilding their lives, including at the Sabapathipillai Welfare Camp, which Prime Minister David Cameron visited last November,

colombopage 16-OCT-14

John Mann [said:]: It's insulting that Lord Freud hasn't resigned and that David Cameron hasn't had the decency to sack him. The Prime Minister needs to show some bottle and sack this former banker.

heraldscotland 15-OCT-14

Farage [said:]: Cameron's response to plans about the leaders' debate is perhaps unsurprisingly focused on my inclusion. Cameron comparing Ukip to the Green Party devalues the support of the millions of those who have placed their trust in Ukip this year alone.

belfasttelegraph 13-OCT-14

Len McCluskey [said:]: These results are a clear sign of the scale of public support for health workers as they fight for a decent, living wage, and it illustrates just how out of touch David Cameron is when it comes to the NHS and caring for its staff.

itv 13-OCT-14

Nigel Farage [says:]: I'd prop up David Cameron in government

dailymail 12-OCT-14

Curtice [said:]: If UKIP are to turn votes into Commons seats in Britain's first-past-the-post system, they need to build up bastions of local strength. Today's poll suggests they may have begun to do that. 'The 25 per cent level represents a 22-point increase on the three per cent the party won in 2010. If that increase were to occur evenly in every constituency, they could still fail to pick up a single seat. 'But today's poll suggests UKIP's support has increased much more in the South of England outside London than it h

dailymail 12-OCT-14

Stubb [-replied]: Your message sounds great when you’re coming to London and slapping David Cameron on the back. But to many Finns seeing their wages decline, they don’t buy your optimistic message.

yle 09-OCT-14

Nick Clegg [-said]: The truth is David Cameron doesn’t want to face Ed Miliband in those TV debates. He has been ducking and diving for months.

independent 09-OCT-14

Clegg [said:]: You've got to remember when I entered into coalition with David Cameron the Conservatives said they cared about the environment, they clearly don't; they wanted to protect civil liberties and human rights – they now want to trash them.

ibtimes 06-OCT-14

Morgan [said:]: I listened to Cameron talk about trust. I wouldn’t trust him as far as I could throw him.

guardian 05-OCT-14

Alexander [-claims]: What I was really angry about was the way that David Cameron went out and talked about this issue in a way that led people like [chief whip] Michael Gove to suggest that progress in Scotland was conditional on English votes for English laws. That's outrageous. It's wrong.

independent 05-OCT-14

Balls [said:]: David Cameron on his Prime Ministerial salary would be £132 a year better off from his unfunded tax cut, while a family with two kids where both parents work part-time on the minimum wage would be another £538 a year worse off after five more years of the Tories.

themirror 04-OCT-14

Len McCluskey [said:]: David Cameron promised there would be no top-down reorganisation of the NHS but he lied. How can we be in a situation where dozens of his MPs, voted for the sell off act and had links to private healthcare companies, knowing this would open up new opportunities for the companies that pay them.

guardian 03-OCT-14

Len McCluskey [said:]: David Cameron promised there would be no top-down reorganisation of the <name id=

irishsun 03-OCT-14

Sadiq Khan [said:]: Once again David Cameron is pandering to Ukip instead of standing up for the rights and best interests of the people of Britain. The truth is that our courts have been free to interpret rulings by the European convention on human rights for 50 years – the Human Rights Act did nothing to change that fact.

guardian 03-OCT-14

Ed Balls [said:]: David Cameron’s speech showed no recognition that working people are £1,600 a year worse off under the Tories, nor that the NHS is going backwards on their watch.

TheScotsman 02-OCT-14

Andy Burnham [said:]: This dose of reality from the Royal College of GPs completely undermines David Cameron's party conference rhetoric. The truth is that this Prime Minister has presided over a crisis in general practice and collapse in GP morale.

belfasttelegraph 02-OCT-14

Ed Sheeran [-told]: I was playing this gig at some guy’s house and it was a very, very intimate environment, and they stopped the gig and I only had one song left. He was like ‘I’m so happy that you came here Ed. Obviously David Cameron is here, would you dedicate a song to him?’ And I was like ‘Oh … I’ve only got The A Team left to sing’,

guardian 01-OCT-14

Andy Burnham [said:]: Labour has already pledged an extra £2.5 billion over and above Tory plans to pay for 20,000 more nurses and 8,000 GPs - investment that David Cameron has failed to match.

belfasttelegraph 01-OCT-14

Ed Balls [said:]: Nobody will be fooled by pie in the sky promises of tax cuts in six years’ time when David Cameron cannot tell us where the money is coming from.

sundaymail 01-OCT-14

Ed Balls [said:]: Nobody will be fooled by pie in the sky promises of tax cuts in six years time when David Cameron cannot tell us where the money is coming from

guardian 01-OCT-14

Ed Balls [said:]: Nobody will be fooled by pie in the sky promises of tax cuts in six years' time when David Cameron cannot tell us where the money is coming from. Even the Tories admit this is an unfunded commitment of over £7bn, so how will they pay for it? Will they raise VAT on families and pensioners again?

independent 01-OCT-14

Len McCluskey [said:]: David Cameron’s double talk on the NHS is a sick joke. The Tories are not the party of the NHS, they are the party that sold the NHS...

icWales 01-OCT-14

Andy Burnham [said:]: David Cameron made an almost identical announcement this time last year but, in the 12 months since he has made it harder, not easier, to get a GP appointment.

ananova 30-SEP-14

Martin [said:]: All prime minister Cameron wants is our jobs. He wants the 166,000 jobs that are in this country. He wants them in the United Kingdom. He wants Apple Computers in the United Kingdom.

irishtimes 30-SEP-14

Andy Burnham [said:]: David Cameron made an almost identical announcement this time last year but, in the 12 months since, he has made it harder, not easier, to get a GP appointment.

belfasttelegraph 30-SEP-14

George Osborne [explained:]: We want the best team on the pitch. We want Boris as our striker on the pitch and that is what he is going to do under the leadership of David Cameron.

itv 29-SEP-14

Farage [-said]: There is a great deal of disenchantment with David Cameron’s leadership of the Conservative party but equally don’t underestimate the fact that there are Labour backbenchers who are thinking about this as well,

gulfnews 28-SEP-14

Farage [-said]: There is a great deal of disenchantment with David Cameron's leadership of the Conservative party but equally don't underestimate the fact that there are Labour backbenchers who are thinking about this as well,

reuters 28-SEP-14

Miliband [ said]: to stop Britain taking action in Syria. Last year, Cameron lost a parliamentary vote to attack the Syrian regime, but now lawmakers are thought to be more supportive of action against ISIL, which controls large areas of Syria and Iraq and has horrified world opinion by committing atrocities against civilians and prisoners. The opposition leader Ed Miliband supported the government in its quest to join the air strikes. is not simply a murderous organization; it has ambitions for a state of its own - a calip

aa 26-SEP-14

Harman [said:]: We know that David Cameron’s got a problem with women, we’ll never forget that time in the House of Commons when he told Angela Eagle to ‘calm down dear’, and he’s at it again.

themirror 25-SEP-14

Farage [said:]: It is widely believed Prime Minister David Cameron held back on recalling Parliament on an issue of massive national importance so it didn't affect the Labour Party conference, which finished today. 'However, he still thought it best to delay parliamentary recall until Friday, and not do it tomorrow.

dailymail 25-SEP-14

Salmond [said:]: David Cameron has been prime minister for four years and he hasn't learned basic civility on not gossiping about what Her Majesty thinks, or doesn't think, to Michael Bloomberg, or anyone else for that matter

timesofindia 24-SEP-14

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