EMM News Explorer: Ed Miliband

[said:]: everyone will have heard a Prime Minister unable to defend the promise he made

dailymail 08-FEB-12

[added:]: He knows in his heart of hearts that this is a complete disaster. Why won't you just give up and stop wasting billions and drop your Bill?

independent 08-FEB-12

[added:]: He knows in his heart of hearts that this is a complete disaster. Why won’t you just give up and stop wasting billions and drop your Bill?

dailymail 08-FEB-12

[ said]: It has enriched individual bankers, but weakened the banking sector as a whole by encouraging a form of risk which crossed the line into sheer recklessness,

nzherald 07-FEB-12

[saying:]: I am shocked and saddened to hear of Nigel Doughty's death.

thesun 05-FEB-12

[-said]: We'll look at any vote there is on the IMF,

telegraph 04-FEB-12

[-says]: It is not too late to stop this bill,

guardian 04-FEB-12

[said:]: I am shocked and saddened to hear of Nigel Doughty's death. I was with him only a week ago and he was full of life, enthusiasm and vigour.

express 04-FEB-12

[ said]: It is a massive issue,

guardian 02-FEB-12

[-agreed]: It is incredibly important. We are doing everything we can to increase the capacity of the economy and make sure young people have the skills they need. It is a question of demand and supply. You can't just look at one of them.

guardian 02-FEB-12

[said:]: It is right Fred Goodwin has lost his knighthood but it is only the start of the change we need to see.

sundaymail 01-FEB-12

[said:]: It looks like a treaty and sounds like a treaty.

euractiv 01-FEB-12

[warns that:]: disunity

telegraph 01-FEB-12

[-said]: But I think it's very important this bank operates under these arrangements.

guardian 31-JAN-12

[said:]: I'm very concerned about what David Cameron has done. He trumpeted last December that he had got a great deal for Britain and protected us.

telegraph 31-JAN-12

[-said]: I'm very concerned about what David Cameron has done because he trumpeted last December that he got a great deal for Britain, he'd protected us and everything, and the way that Europe was going to go about this treaty … wasn't going to affect Britain. Now he seems to have sold us down the river on a lot of things so I'm going to be asking him in the House of Commons today what exactly has he agreed to, what protections has he got for Britain.

guardian 31-JAN-12

[-told]: With this Prime Minister, a veto is not for life, it's just for Christmas,

ibtimes 31-JAN-12

[ said]: It's only the start of the change we need in our boardrooms,

montrealgazette 31-JAN-12

[-said]: If you walk away from the negotiating table it is very hard to secure a good deal for your country,

ibtimes 31-JAN-12

[also said:]: The culture right across the city has to change and we've got to put in new rules.

bbc 31-JAN-12

[-said]: I'm very concerned about what David Cameron has done because he trumpeted last December that he got a great deal for Britain, he'd protected us and everything, and the way that Europe was going to go about this treaty ... wasn't going to affect Britain. Now he seems to have sold us down the river on a lot of things so I'm going to be asking him in the House of Commons today what exactly has he agreed to, what protections has he got for Britain.

guardian 31-JAN-12

[-said]: The FSA report into what went wrong at RBS made clear where the failures lay and who was responsible. The proper process has been followed and I think we've ended up with the right decision.

guardian 31-JAN-12

[said:]: It's not just the state-owned banks we've got a problem with... it's right across the board.

bbc 31-JAN-12

[said:]: What is the most urgent task facing us – putting up a Border across the A1 and the M74 or the task of creating a more equal, fair and just society? I say let’s confront the real divide in Britain, not between Scotland and the rest of the United Kingdom, but between the haves and the have-nots.

express 31-JAN-12

[said:]: What we see from the prime minister is someone who has shown himself totally out of touch with what people are thinking on this, totally behind the curve of public opinion.

guardian 31-JAN-12

[-told]: The whole culture has got to change,

guardian 31-JAN-12

[said last night:]: Stephen Hester has done the right thing.

thesun 30-JAN-12

[-accused]: This debate is about more than Stephen Hester. It is time for the Conservatives and Lib Dems to show they are serious about tackling the bonus culture by supporting our plan to repeat the bank bonus tax.

guardian 30-JAN-12

[said:]: It is a shame that a feeble, out of touch David Cameron did not realise he should do the right thing and stand up for the interests of the British people.

ananova 30-JAN-12

[ said]: Stephen Hester has done the right thing,

channelnewsasia 30-JAN-12

[said last night:]: Stephen Hester has done the right thing. It is a shame out-of-touch David Cameron did not realise he should also do the right thing.

guardian 30-JAN-12

[ says]: one-off

telegraph 30-JAN-12

[argued:]: The best way to make this country fairer is to do it together, as one country.

mailonsunday 30-JAN-12

[said:]: My parents came to our island as refugees from the Nazis. My father joined the British Navy. He did his training aboard HMS Valorous on the Firth of Forth. 'A Belgian, he fought fascism with people from every part of the United Kingdom. As I was growing up, he didn’t say to me

mailonsunday 30-JAN-12

[-said]: There is nothing progressive about a brand of politics which is based on dividing people with the same needs, living on this same small island,

guardian 30-JAN-12

[-said]: What is the most urgent task facing us today? Putting up a border across the A1 and M74? Or the task of creating a more equal, just and fair society?

guardian 30-JAN-12

[-said]: He (Cameron) must now explain, not least to the British people, why he has allowed this to happen,

irishsun 28-JAN-12

[-said this week]: Freezing the pay of a nurse or hospital porter, while allowing a publicly owned bank to pay million pound bonuses, is the last nail in the coffin of this prime minister's claim that we're all in it together,

guardian 28-JAN-12

[-said]: Well this is a terrible failure of leadership by the prime minister,

javno 28-JAN-12

[-told]: This is a terrible failure of leadership by the prime minister. He's been promising for months action against excessive bonuses, executive pay, and now he's nodded through a million-pound bonus,

channelnewsasia 27-JAN-12

[said:]: Finally Nick Clegg has woken up to the squeezing of people on middle incomes, but the problem is who squeezed the middle?

independent 26-JAN-12

[-said]: Well, finally, Nick Clegg has woken up to the squeezing of people on middle incomes, but the problem is, who has squeezed the middle? It's this government. This government that has put up VAT, this government that is cutting tax credits and this government that is allowing energy companies to rip people off on their bills, allowing train companies to do the same,

guardian 26-JAN-12

[said:]: Yesterday we saw the British economy had gone into reverse, what David Cameron should be doing is taking action at home to get our economy moving and working with other world leaders to get the global economy going.

corkman 26-JAN-12

[-told]: I realise that's really tough and difficult for people,

guardian 26-JAN-12

[added:]: If he can't sort out the chocolate orange, he's not going to be sort out the train companies, the energy companies, the banks, is he? I think it's very interesting that David Cameron's example of responsible capitalism was the chocolate orange.

belfasttelegraph 26-JAN-12

[said:]: Finally Nick Clegg has woken up to the squeezing of people on middle incomes, but the problem is who squeezed the middle? It is this Government that has put up VAT, this Government that is cutting tax credits and this Government that is allowing energy companies to rip people off on their bills. I don't think people are going to trust Nick Clegg or this Government to help the squeezed middle.

icWales 26-JAN-12

[said:]: This is a bill nobody wants. It's opposed by the doctors, the nurses and the patients.

express 25-JAN-12

[said:]: You and your chancellor are but the byword for self-satisfied, smug complacency and that is the reality.

guardian 25-JAN-12

[ said]: People are fed up with Mr Cameron's excuses,

ibtimes 25-JAN-12

[accuses:]: smug

telegraph 25-JAN-12

[said:]: I frankly don’t believe that this prime minister is serious about this agenda.

arabtimes 23-JAN-12

[said:]: I genuinely believe that we, whether it be Nick Clegg, David Cameron or myself, owe you a massive obligation.

telegraph 21-JAN-12

[said:]: I think we can create jobs in the public sector. We can give help to the private sector too.

telegraph 21-JAN-12

[said:]: I frankly don't believe that this prime minister is serious about this agenda. Why? He attacked me last year when I talked about irresponsible capitalism, and I'm afraid it's never going to work if your basic view is that government should just get out of the way.

guardian 20-JAN-12

[said:]: I frankly don't believe that this prime minister is serious about this agenda.

ibtimes 20-JAN-12

[said:]: There are companies that are too powerful and can take advantage... And government hasn't done enough to blunt their power, to say

ananova 20-JAN-12

[-urge]: Let's judge you on your deeds and not your words,

irishsun 19-JAN-12

[said:]: The defining characteristic of this Government is it does nothing as thousands of people find themselves unemployed.

themirror 19-JAN-12

[-said]: irresponsible capitalism

bbc 19-JAN-12

[responded:]: That doesn't arise.

telegraph 18-JAN-12

[said:]: In every area, you have to call time on the surcharge culture. Making a fair profit is important but it can't be done in an underhand and predatory way. This is about power in relation to private services and how government can be on the consumer's side. Lots of businesses recognise this. It's part of how you build a competitive economy in the world.

belfasttelegraph 18-JAN-12

[ said]: too far too fast,

iol 18-JAN-12

[ said]: Given the economic mess they are creating and the economic mess we will inherit if we win the next election, it would be irresponsible for us to promise now to reverse these cuts in three and a half years' time,

telegraph 18-JAN-12

[declared:]: It really is back to the 1980s.

ananova 18-JAN-12

[said:]: They have to make their own decision.

telegraph 18-JAN-12

[said:]: It really is back to the 1980s: A Tory government blaming unemployment on the figures.

ananova 18-JAN-12

[replied:]: Absolutely. We're talking actually about a pay increase limited to 1%, but absolutely.

bbc 17-JAN-12

[said:]: They have to make their own decision. I am not going to change my policy in the face of threats. I am going to do the right thing.

independent 17-JAN-12

[said:]: I don't seek a fight within my own party, but I do stand up for what's right.

bbc 17-JAN-12

[ said]: Len McCluskey is entitled to his views but he is wrong,

guardian 17-JAN-12

[argued:]: If one of the big battlegrounds of British politics is going to be who is really going to take action on executive pay, I say,

independent 15-JAN-12

[later said:]: Somebody told me they like being interviewed by him because it brings out the best in them. He does his job, I do mine,

themirror 11-JAN-12

[added:]: We had a terrible result in the 2010 general election. People sometimes forget that. We had 29 per cent of the vote. It was our second lowest result since universal suffrage.

express 11-JAN-12

[said:]: I don't agree with him when he says it is all c**p.

thesun 11-JAN-12

[warned:]: This is a momentous decision which, frankly, our children and grandchildren will have to live with if we get it wrong.

telegraph 11-JAN-12

[ says]: noises off

independent 10-JAN-12

[said:]: I don't agree with him when he says it's all crap.

bbc 10-JAN-12

[said:]: Bring it on.

channelnewsasia 10-JAN-12

[ said]: It means that the Blair/Brown approach will not be enough,

belfasttelegraph 10-JAN-12

[said:]: I think the most important thing is that we restore a greater sense of responsibility to the system. For example, it means that anybody who can work should work.

24dash 10-JAN-12

[-said]: achieve more, not less

skynews 10-JAN-12

[-said]: We must rethink how we achieve fairness for Britain in a time when there is less money to spend,

channelnewsasia 10-JAN-12

[said:]: Does anyone really believe that David Cameron came into politics to create a more responsible capitalism? The public are not going to buy it. Urging the premier to adopt all of Labour's proposals, he said:

themirror 08-JAN-12

[said:]: Does anyone really believe that David Cameron came into politics to create a more responsible capitalism? The public are not going to buy it.

independent 07-JAN-12

[said:]: I always knew it was going to be a fight. It is one I relish - I never expected it to be anything else.

bbc 07-JAN-12

[said:]: We have taken the hard road, not the line of least resistance. I think it is a fight. I always knew it was going to be a fight. It is one I relish – I never expected it to be anything else.

independent 07-JAN-12

[said:]: It was made clear to Diane Abbott that she could not stay in her shadow post unless she apologised. She does not believe what she said in the Tweet.

express 06-JAN-12

[added:]: I hope it will help bring closure for the family, whose courage and dignity has touched the nation’s heart.

themirror 04-JAN-12

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