'We deserved the truth 25 years ago': Ben Needham's mother slams mystery witness for not coming forward earlier as police start latest dig in hunt for missing toddler

dailymail 26-SEP-16

Investing for old age? You can have it all

thetimes 25-SEP-16

May's allies reject claim about her role in EU referendum campaign

guardian 25-SEP-16

Iran invites UN rights chief to visit Tehran

tehrantimes 17-SEP-16

Hinkley Point nuclear power station project FINALLY gets the green light after Theresa May insists on 'significant new safeguards'

dailymail 15-SEP-16

Disaster in Libya after leaders put bombs before diplomacy

thetimes 14-SEP-16

BBC Trust chair Rona Fairhead to stand down

bbc 14-SEP-16

Former British PM Cameron quits politics

RTERadio 12-SEP-16

EU's Tusk tells British PM: Start Brexit talks soon

deutschewelle 08-SEP-16

Australian Brexit boost for Theresa May at G20 summit Theresa May was promised Australian support as the UK adapts to Brexit...

belfasttelegraph 05-SEP-16

China tells G20 to avoid 'empty talk', cure global economy

news 04-SEP-16

Caroline Lucas says Labour should team up with Greens to beat 'vanishingly small' odds of winning election

themirror 02-SEP-16

Where Trump won the advertising war

cnn 25-AUG-16

Low-skilled EU workers should apply for permits says government's top adviser as it's revealed net migration figures are three times official targets

dailymail 25-AUG-16

London Mayor Calls on Labour Party Members to Replace Leader

ABCnews 21-AUG-16

Man of peace

bbc 08-AUG-16

South Africa's Maimane sees 'non-racial' era after vote wins

reuters 08-AUG-16

Iranian nuclear scientist executed for US spying

RTERadio 07-AUG-16

Israel charges Gaza NGO head for diverting 'millions to Hamas'

middle 04-AUG-16

Big Sam's The Man: Allardyce New England Boss

skynews 22-JUL-16

Turkish Deputy PM says Turkey will be stronger after state of emergency

news 21-JUL-16

French president calls for Brexit talks as soon as possible

iran 21-JUL-16

Melania Trump plagiarism row: Staffer admits role in speech

bbc 20-JUL-16

Merkel says no one wants prolonged period of Brexit limbo

news 20-JUL-16

John Kerry's meeting with Theresa May starts with him walking into Downing Street door

dailymail 19-JUL-16

Murray beats Raonic to claim second Wimbledon title

cyprusweekly 11-JUL-16

Corbyn threatens legal action if he is not on leadership ballot

thetimes 11-JUL-16

DOMINIC LAWSON: I know pessimism is a British trait - but why can't we be more upbeat about UK plc?

dailymail 11-JUL-16

Andy Murray one set from Wimbledon title

news 10-JUL-16

US pastor supportive of LGBT rights ordered to leave Russia An American pastor who supports LGBT rights has been detained in Russia and ordered to leave the country.

belfasttelegraph 10-JUL-16

Corbyn 'Disappointed' At Eagle Leadership Bid

skynews 10-JUL-16

Andrea Leadsom defended as establishment 'gangs up'

bbc 10-JUL-16

Europe risks war with Russia if Brexit leads to cracks opening up in the continent’s ability to stand up to Vladimir Putin warns David Cameron

dailymail 09-JUL-16

Shaking up Nato

thetimes 08-JUL-16

The Latest: Britain Names Ambassador as EU Commissioner

ABCnews 08-JUL-16

[said:]: no second referendum

icWales 27-SEP-16

[-was said]: visibly deflated

newindianexpress 26-SEP-16

[-told]: What we are always clear about, though, is that you don't have to spend lots of money on fancy meals and theatre tickets to have a date night. 'You could just as well stay in and cook a meal together, go for a walk or play a game the important thing is that you spend time together without any other distractions.

dailymail 26-SEP-16

[replied:]: How hard can it be?

thetimes 25-SEP-16

[believed:]: confused Inner

thesun 25-SEP-16

[replied:]: I don't know, that'll be something for George [Osborne] to sort out

express 25-SEP-16

[-says]: miserable

guardian 25-SEP-16

[said:]: This was a strong shortlist of local candidates and I'm delighted Robert Courts has been chosen.

yorkpress 23-SEP-16

[said:]: This was a strong shortlist of local candidates and I’m delighted Robert Courts has been chosen.

guardian 22-SEP-16

[said:]: This was a strong shortlist of local candidates and I'm delighted Robert Courts has been chosen. UnitedKingdom LIVUK LIVGB <entities count=

belfasttelegraph 22-SEP-16

[said:]: Get rid of the green c**p

dailymail 17-SEP-16

[has said:]: historic abuse

dailypost 15-SEP-16

[replied:]: Because I think I’d be good at it.

newstatesman 14-SEP-16

[declared:]: Your friends in Britain and France will stand with you as you build your country and build your democracy for the future.

guardian 14-SEP-16

[-told]: Brits don’t quit,

cafebabel 14-SEP-16

[-says]: I will now be looking at a new life. I’m only 49.

newstatesman 13-SEP-16

[-also said]: I’m sure I will remembered for keeping that pledge to hold a referendum when many people thought that promise would never be kept. I hope people will look back at 11 years I was leader of the Conservative party and six years I was PM as a time when we did create a stronger economy.

newstatesman 13-SEP-16

[-said]: The circumstances of my resignation as prime minister and the realities of modern politics make it very difficult to continue (in parliament)... without the risk of becoming a diversion,

irishsun 13-SEP-16

[-told]: I spoke to Theresa May and she was very understanding about this decision,

onlinenigeria 13-SEP-16

[-said]: In my view, the circumstances of my resignation as prime minister and the realities of modern politics make it very difficult to continue on the backbenches without the risk of becoming a diversion to the important decisions that lie ahead for my successor in Downing Street and the government,

mercopress 13-SEP-16

[-said]: I support her, I support what’s she doing, and she’s got off to a cracking start,

thehimalayantimes 13-SEP-16

[-said]: In my view, the circumstances of my resignation as prime minister and the realities of modern politics make it very difficult to continue on the backbenches without the risk of becoming a diversion to the important decisions that lie ahead for my successor in Downing Street and the Government,

buenosairesherald 13-SEP-16

[-said]: The circumstances of my resignation as prime minister and the realities of modern politics make it very difficult to continue (in parliament) … without the risk of becoming a diversion,

japantimes 13-SEP-16

[-reported]: I support Theresa May. I think she’s got off to a great start. I think she could be a strong prime minister for our country ... I wish her well, I wish the government well,

ibtimes 13-SEP-16

[-said]: In my view, the circumstances of my resignation as a prime minister and the realities of modern politics make it very difficult to continue ... without the risk of becoming a diversion,

deutschewelle 13-SEP-16

[-said]: The circumstances of my resignation as prime minister and the realities of modern politics make it very difficult to continue (in parliament)… without the risk of becoming a diversion,

ngrguardiannews 13-SEP-16

[-said]: The circumstances of my resignation as prime minister and the realities of modern politics make it very difficult to continue (in parliament) ... without the risk of becoming a diversion,

geo 13-SEP-16

[-said]: I’m only 49,

msn 13-SEP-16

[-said]: The Conservative Party went from being in the doldrums and getting beaten to being a modernizing winning force in British politics,

usaToday 13-SEP-16

[-said]: In my view, the circumstances of my resignation as prime minister and the realities of modern politics make it very difficult to continue on the backbenches without the risk of becoming a diversion to the important decisions that lie ahead for my successor,

usaToday 13-SEP-16

[-told]: I’m sure I will be remembered for keeping that pledge to hold a referendum, when many people thought that promise would never be kept. I hope people will look back at 11 years I was leader of the Conservative Party and six years I was PM as a time when we did create a stronger economy. A thousand people found work for every day I was PM. And we did make some important social reform,

usaToday 13-SEP-16

[-told]: In my view, with modern politics, with the circumstances of my resignation, it isn’t really possible to be a proper backbench MP as a former prime minister,

taipeitimes 13-SEP-16

[-said]: I support her, I support what's she doing, and she's got off to a cracking start,

nationnews 13-SEP-16

[-said]: The circumstances of my resignation as prime minister and the realities of modern politics make it very difficult to continue (in Parliament)... without the risk of becoming a diversion,

jamaicaobserver 13-SEP-16

[-said]: The circumstances of my resignation as prime minister and the realities of modern politics make it very difficult to continue (in parliament). Without the risk of becoming a diversion. I fully support Theresa May and have every confidence that Britain will thrive under her strong leadership,

ibtimes 13-SEP-16

[-told]: This decision has got nothing to do with any one individual issue and that way the timing I promise is coincidental. Obviously I have my own views about certain issues. People know that. That's really the point. As a former PM, it's very difficult to sit as a backbencher and not be an enormous diversion and distraction from what the government is doing,

ibtimes 13-SEP-16

[-told]: I thought about this long and hard over the summer,

bloomberg 13-SEP-16

[-had previously said]: In my view, in modern politics, with the circumstances of my resignation, it isn’t really possible to be a proper backbench MP as a former prime minister. Everything you do will become a big distraction and a big diversion from what the government wants to do for our country.

bloomberg 13-SEP-16

[-said]: Obviously I have my own views about certain issues,

bloomberg 13-SEP-16

[-said]: People would know that and that's really the point. As a former prime minister it is very difficult, I think, to sit as a backbencher and not be an enormous diversion and distraction from what the government is doing.

armenpress 13-SEP-16

[-told]: In my view, with modern politics, with the circumstances of my resignation it isn’t really possible to be a proper backbench MP as a former prime minister,

thenewage 13-SEP-16

[also said:]: In my view, the circumstances of my resignation as PM and the realities of modern politics make it very difficult to continue on the backbenches without the risk of becoming a diversion to the important decisions that lie ahead for my successor and the Government.

express 12-SEP-16

[-said]: While he may have decided to walk away the problems his austerity has created for the people of this country remain. His term in office will cast a long shadow over working people for generations to come.

nzherald 12-SEP-16

[-said]: In my view, the circumstances of my resignation as Prime Minister and the realities of modern politics make it very difficult to continue on the backbenches without the risk of becoming a diversion to the important decisions that lie ahead for my successor in Downing Street and the Government,

usaToday 12-SEP-16

[-said]: Having fully considered my position over the summer, I have decided that I am going to stand down as the Member of Parliament for Witney. There will now be a by-election and I will do everything that I can to help the Conservative candidate win that election,

deccanherald 12-SEP-16

[said:]: I spoke to Theresa May and she was very understanding about this decision. I support her. I support what she's doing. She's got off to a cracking start. Obviously I'm going to have my own views about different issues; people would know that. And that's really the point. As a former prime minister it is very difficult, I think, to sit as a backbencher and not be an enormous diversion and distraction from what the government is doing. I don't want to be that distraction.

christiantoday 12-SEP-16

[said:]: I will now be looking at a new life. I hope I can still contribute in terms of public service and to the country.

express 12-SEP-16

[-stated]: Project Fear.

irishsun 12-SEP-16

[-said]: In my view, the circumstances of my resignation as Prime Minister and the realities of modern politics make it very difficult to continue on the backbenches without the risk of becoming a diversion to the important decisions that lie ahead for my successor,

usaToday 12-SEP-16

[-told]: I’m sure I will be remembered for keeping that pledge to hold a referendum when many people thought that promise would never be kept. I hope people will look back at 11 years I was leader of the Conservative party and six years I was PM as a time when we did create a stronger economy. A thousand people found work for every day I was PM. And we did make some important social reform,

usaToday 12-SEP-16

[-said]: Having fully considered my position over the summer, I have decided that I am going to stand down as the Member of Parliament for Witney. There will now be a by- Election and I will do everything that I can to help the Conservative candidate win that election,

business 12-SEP-16

[-told]: In my view, with modern politics, with the circumstances of my resignation it isn't really possible to be a proper backbench MP as a former prime minister,

dailysabah 12-SEP-16

[-wrote]: Two weeks ago, I spoke about a young black woman who had to put a more white-sounding name on her CV before she started getting called for interviews. Such racism in 21st-century Britain, I said, was a disgrace,

startribune 12-SEP-16

[-announce]: The reasons are complex, but unconscious bias is clearly a risk. So we have agreed with UCAS that it will make its applications name-blind, too, from 2017,

startribune 12-SEP-16

[-told]: It is not going to be possible to be a normal backbencher as a former prime minister,

onlinenigeria 12-SEP-16

[-said]: In my view, the circumstances of my resignation as prime minister and the realities of modern politics make it very difficult to continue (as a member of parliament) ... without the risk of becoming a diversion,

channelnewsasia 12-SEP-16

[-said]: In my view, the circumstances of my resignation as prime minister and the realities of modern politics make it very difficult to continue (as a member of parliament)... without the risk of becoming a diversion,

themalaymailonline 12-SEP-16

[said:]: I haven't made firm decisions. I need to look at that. The only firm decision is to leave the House of Commons and stop being an MP. 'With a heavy heart because I have loved the job but I don't think it works for a former PM who resigned in my circumstances, with all the new government needs to do. Issues for the future, I'll decide them in the future. 'I'll want to continue campaigning on a local, national and international level issues that were part of my Prime Ministership where I think we made some goo

dailymail 12-SEP-16

[-said]: I've decided the right thing to do is to step down as the member of parliament for (his constituency) Witney … In my view, with modern politics, with the circumstances of my resignation it isn't really possible to be a proper backbench MP as a former prime minister. I think everything you do will become a big distraction and a big diversion from what the government needs to do for our country,

cnbc 12-SEP-16

[said:]: In my view, with modern politics, with the circumstances of my resignation it isn’t really possible to be a proper backbench MP as a former prime minister.

paneuropeannetworks 12-SEP-16

[-has also said that]: This decision has got nothing to do with one particular issues. The timing that way is coincidental.

paneuropeannetworks 12-SEP-16

[added:]: In my view, with modern politics, with the circumstances of my resignation, it isn’t really possible to be a proper backbench MP as a former prime minister.

huffingtonpost 12-SEP-16

[-told]: With the circumstances of my resignation, it isn’t really possible to be a proper backbench MP as a former prime minister,

csmonitor 12-SEP-16

[said:]: Having fully considered my position over the summer, I have decided that I am going to stand down as the Member of Parliament for Witney.

thesun 12-SEP-16

May [said:]: It is completely and utterly untrue to suggest that Theresa did not want immigration controls to be part of David Cameron's EU renegotiation.

dailymail 26-SEP-16

Laws [-told]: While David Cameron was able make pronouncements in front of 10 Downing Street, Nick had to make do with somewhere else,

thesundaytimes 25-SEP-16

May [said:]: I was proud to serve in David Cameron’s government – and under his leadership we achieved great things. Not just stabilising the economy, but also making great strides in delivering serious social reform.

yalibnan 14-SEP-16

Dave Prentis [said:]: David Cameron led us into a referendum he didn't want and then lost.

piratefm 14-SEP-16

Corbyn [-said]: I want to thank David Cameron for the work he’s done on social issues in Britain. ... I do think he needs to be recognized for that,

ibtimes 13-SEP-16

May [ said]: I was proud to serve in David Cameron's government and under his leadership we achieved great things. Not just stabilising the economy, but also making great strides in delivering serious social reform,

nationnews 13-SEP-16

May [ said]: I was proud to serve in David Cameron’s government – and under his leadership we achieved great things. Not just stabilising the economy, but also making great strides in delivering serious social reform,

thehimalayantimes 13-SEP-16

May [ said]: I was proud to serve in David Cameron's government – and under his leadership we achieved great things. Not just stabilizing the economy, but also making great strides in delivering serious social reform,

todayonline 13-SEP-16

Balls [ said]: I think David Cameron would have to think hard about whether he would really want to go through what I am going through,

standard 13-SEP-16

May [-wrote]: I was proud to serve in David Cameron's Government -- and under his leadership we achieved great things,

onlinenigeria 13-SEP-16

May [said:]: I was proud to serve in David Cameron's government - and under his leadership we achieved great things. Not just stabilizing the economy, but also making great strides in delivering serious social reform.

armenpress 13-SEP-16

May [ said]: I was proud to serve in David Cameron's government – and under his leadership we achieved great things. Not just stabilising the economy, but also making great strides in delivering serious social reform,

news 13-SEP-16

Theresa May [said:]: I was proud to serve in David Cameron's government - and under his leadership we achieved great things. Not just stabilising the economy, but also making great strides in delivering serious social reform. His commitment to lead a One Nation government is one that I will continue. I thank him for everything he has done for the Conservative Party and the country and I wish him and his family well for the future.

qt 13-SEP-16

Theresa May [said:]: I was proud to serve in David Cameron's government - and under his leadership we achieved great things. Not just stabilising the economy, but also making great strides in delivering serious social reform.

qt 13-SEP-16

Dave Prentis [said:]: David Cameron led us into a referendum he didn't want and then lost. He walked away from the country in June and now he's done the same to his constituents.

independent 12-SEP-16

Tim Farron [said:]: David Cameron has lots of things that he should be proud of but sadly his legacy will be one of accidentally removing us from our closest friends and neighbours in Europe.

themirror 12-SEP-16

George Osborne [said:]: Sorry to see my great friend David Cameron stepping down - he loved being Witney's MP; I know how difficult this decision has been for him.

standard 12-SEP-16

May [said:]: I was proud to serve in David Cameron’s government and under his leadership we achieved great things. Not just stabilising the economy but also making great strides in delivering serious social reform. His commitment to leading a one nation government is one that I will continue. I thank him for everything he has done for the Conservative party and the country and I wish him and his family well for the future.

guardian 12-SEP-16

Dave Prentis [said:]: David Cameron led us into a referendum he didn’t want and then lost. He walked away from the country in June and now he’s done the same to his constituents.

peterboroughtoday 12-SEP-16

May [ said]: I was proud to serve in David Cameron's government and under his leadership we achieved great things. Not just stabilizing the economy, but also making great strides in delivering serious social reform,

trendnews 12-SEP-16

May [ said]: I was proud to serve in David Cameron's government - and under his leadership we achieved great things. Not just stabilising the economy, but also making great strides in delivering serious social reform,

heraldsun 12-SEP-16

Glyn Davies [said:]: Understand why but feel sad that David Cameron is standing down as an MP. He was an outstanding Prime Minister. Proud to know him.

mailonsunday 12-SEP-16

Imran Khan [-said that]: Take the example of the United Kingdom where the Prime Minister David Cameron appeared in the parliament after his father’s name appeared in the Panama Papers.

pakobserver 09-SEP-16

Tim Farron [said:]: It is utterly hypocritical of Cameron to say these things now.

themirror 02-SEP-16

Tom Watson [said:]: The fact that the first member of the Asian community to stand for Parliament as a Conservative has decided to return his honour to the Palace tells you everything you need to know about David Cameron’s shameful resignation honours list.

standard 30-AUG-16

Mark Serwotka [said:]: We believe that every civil servant deserves a decent pay rise. It is frankly shameful that David Cameron thinks that this should just apply to his close circle of political friends.

themirror 30-AUG-16

Farage [-said]: They told us that our economy would fall off a cliff . . . and David Cameron - then our prime minister, but no longer - told us we might even get World War Three,

independent 26-AUG-16

Farage [-said]: They told us that our economy would fall off a cliff... and David Cameron -- then our prime minister, but no longer -- told us we might even get World War Three,

bloomberg 25-AUG-16

Michael Hewson [said:]: If the Brexit vote has put a bomb under the economy as David Cameron suggested it might before the June vote, it must have a very long fuse.

thestarkenya 18-AUG-16

Clegg [-added that]: And I remember at the time David Cameron sort of very breezily saying: ‘Oh of course it’ll be won, of course it’ll be won.’ I said: ‘Well, I’m really not so sure.’

guardian 07-AUG-16

Tim Farron [said:]: David Cameron's resignation honours list is so full of cronies it would embarrass a medieval court.

heraldscotland 05-AUG-16

Watson [said:]: It has been reported that David Cameron proposes to hand out peerages to a large number of his friends, a move which would undermine the honours and appointments system and damage the reputation of our second chamber.

thesun 04-AUG-16

Tim Farron [said:]: It is time that Cameron faced questions about his list of cronies and I believe that he should be hauled before the Public Administration Committee to explain himself.

themirror 04-AUG-16

Watson [said:]: It has been reported that David Cameron proposes to hand out peerages to a large number of his friends, a move that would undermine the honours system and damage the reputation of our second chamber.

standard 03-AUG-16

Tim Farron [added:]: David Cameron’s cronyism on this – which is what it is – dishonours the honours system.

thesun 01-AUG-16

Nigel Farage [said:]: David Cameron’s resignation honours list shows that it’s a good job he’s gone.

thesun 01-AUG-16

John Redwood [said:]: The UK did not recently vote for a slightly beefed-up version of David Cameron’s attempted renegotiation with the EU.

express 25-JUL-16

Tom Watson [said:]: First David Cameron overruled civil service advice in order to give massive payoffs to his special advisers and now we learn officials have reportedly raised concerns about the suitability of some of his resignation honours.

msn 23-JUL-16

John Mann [said:]: It’s hugely embarrassing for David Cameron and it raises lots of ethical questions that there has been this delay.

thesun 22-JUL-16

Amato [-said]: If another leader is as mad as Cameron to offer a referendum on EU membership, for example in Holland or Austria, there is a risk (they would vote to quit),

reuters 21-JUL-16

Amato [said:]: If another leader is as mad as Cameron to offer a referendum on EU membership, for example in Holland or Austria, there is a risk (they would vote to quit).

express 21-JUL-16

Corbyn [-asked]: Will [Cameron] now confirm that the chancellor's fiscal rule is dead?

cityam 06-JUL-16

Gove [-told]: >Michael Gove set out his case to replace David Cameron as the leader of the Conservative Party and as prime minister Friday, a day after appearing to have betrayed colleague Boris Johnson, the former favorite for leading the United Kingdom. Gove, who made a stunning declaration Thursday that former London mayor Johnson was not up to the leadership job, vowed that as Conservative Party leader and prime minister he would curb the influx of immigrants into the U.K., a major reason a majority of Britons voted

usaToday 01-JUL-16

Nasheed [-said]: , David Cameron. Nasheed was seeking refugee status in the UK, which he was granted by the British government in May. ȁ#x201c;[Current Maldives leader] President Yameen has jailed every opposition leader and cracked down on anyone who dares to oppose or criticise him,

thenational 30-JUN-16

Miliband [-told]: I take David Cameron at his word that he cared about these issues - but we don't know who's going to succeed him,

businessgreen 30-JUN-16

Gove [said:]: I don't want to be prime minister, I absolutely think in David Cameron a brilliant prime minister. Having close up how he does the job, I know I couldn't do it. 'I'm really glad doing the job that I love, being education secretary.

dailymail 30-JUN-16

Kenny [said:]: I spoke to Prime Minister Cameron myself last night and he’s very clear that whatever help he can, whatever way he can, he will work towards the continuation of the common travel area and with respect of an open border given the peace process between ourselves and Northern Ireland.

irishexaminer 30-JUN-16

Gove [responded:]: I am absolutely not. But one thing I can tell you is that there are lots of talented people who could be prime minister after David Cameron. But count me out.

dailymail 30-JUN-16

Tusk [-commented]: Our discussions were calm and measured. Leaders understood that some time is now needed to allow the dust to settle in the UK. But they also expect the intentions of the UK Government to be specified as soon as possible. This was a very clear message which I believe Prime Minister Cameron will take back to London,

www.tax 29-JUN-16

Hogan [said:]: These are issues that should have been teased out by [British Prime Minister] David Cameron in advance of calling a referendum.

RTERadio 29-JUN-16

Juncker [-told]: I have some understanding for the fact that (Prime Minister) David Cameron wants to have some time in order to meditate,

news 29-JUN-16

Merkel [-said]: Mr Cameron said he would hand it over to the new government to do... we all agreed that before that point, there can be no formal or informal negotiations.

nation 29-JUN-16

Juncker [-said]: I understand that David Cameron wants to have some time in which he wants to meditate,

politico 29-JUN-16

Iohannis [-told]: Premier Cameron assured me on Britain’s, not on his personal behalf, that the Romanians will be able to stay and work there. He also apologized for the incidents occurred there in the vote aftermath,

nineoclock 29-JUN-16

Putin [said:]: ...I'd like to say a few words about statements made before the voting in Britain and after it. Naturally, we closely followed the voting but never interfered or sought to influence it. Therefore, British Prime Minister David Cameron's statements on Russia's position before the referendum had no grounds whatsoever [referring to Cameron's comment that ISIS and Putin would be happy about Brexit] . I think it was an inappropriate attempt to influence public opinion at home. As we can see, it did not work. In m

memri_home 29-JUN-16

Juncker [-said]: I would call on the UK government and I will be speaking to the Prime Minister (David Cameron) later, who is still a friend, because despite the vote, the British remain our friends. In any case I will ask the Prime Minister to clarify the situation as soon as possible. We cannot be embroiled in lasting uncertainty,

euronews 28-JUN-16

Xavier Bettel [added that:]: David Cameron, for national, internal reasons, put everybody in this situation

neurope 28-JUN-16

Pittella [-said]: The result of the referendum is just not the result of Cameron’s Russian roulette. Globalisation has caused winners and losers, has caused inequality and we have been too weak in defending those who have lost and support them,

sofiaglobe 28-JUN-16

Putin [said:]: ...I’d like to say a few words about statements made before the voting in Britain and after it. Naturally, we closely followed the voting but never interfered or sought to influence it. Therefore, British Prime Minister David Cameron’s statements on Russia’s position before the referendum had no grounds whatsoever . I think it was an inappropriate attempt to influence public opinion at home. As we can see, it did not work. In my opinion, it is all the more inappropriate to speak about Russia’s suppo

memri_home 27-JUN-16

Imran Khan [-said]: David Cameron's decision to step down after Brexit referendum shows how genuine democracies governed by moral authority not brute force,

nation 26-JUN-16

Raffaele Fitto [said:]: David Cameron followed the right path with the renegotiation, asking to change rules and treaties. But Brussels just turned a deaf ear. Britain has given us a lesson on how democracy works and, in voting Brexit, British voters have shown us that they hold democracy to be sacred.

express 26-JUN-16

Juncker [-said]: Here in Brussels, we did everything to accommodate David Cameron's concerns,

euobserver 25-JUN-16

Trump [-said]: I think David Cameron is a good man. He was wrong on this. He didn’t get the mood of his country right. He was surprised,

thehimalayantimes 25-JUN-16

Anthony Seldon [-wrote]: By spring 2012, the pressure for Cameron to commit to a referendum is virtually unstoppable. Having been initially reluctant, Osborne is won round. And on May 21 at the improbable location of a pizza restaurant at Chicago’s O’Hare airport it is settled,

dailymail 25-JUN-16

Trump [-said]: I think David Cameron is a good man. He was wrong on this,

9news 25-JUN-16