EMM News Explorer: Michael Gove

[-told]: Boris is doing a very good job indeed,

huffingtonpost 16-JAN-17

[-has told]: special place in his heart

itv 16-JAN-17

[added:]: I think the president-elect wants to see the Prime Minister as quickly as possible. He made it clear that almost as soon as he is in the White House, he wants to invite her over to talk.

icWales 16-JAN-17

[said:]: He made clear that he wants a deal done quickly and well and properly. I think that that enthusiasm for doing it reflects not just his judgment about what's in America's economic interests, it also reflects his judgment about how Britain can best flourish outside the European Union.

icWales 16-JAN-17

[-also said that]: signature-ready at the earliest possible opportunity.

WashingtonPost 16-JAN-17

[said:]: I think Boris is doing a very good job indeed. One of the things that I was told while I was there is that the relationship that Boris had forged with members of the Trump team had been strong and they appreciated his combination of friendliness and candour.

independent 16-JAN-17

[-said]: This is another card in the prime minister’s hand, another arrow in her quiver because the European Union until now has been assumed to have a better hand to play. But the prime minister we now see has actually cards in her hand,

WashingtonPost 16-JAN-17

[said:]: yes

themirror 16-JAN-17

[said:]: It is clear he is looking forward to meeting Theresa May, he had very warm words about her and about Britain generally.

thesun 16-JAN-17

[-said]: This is another card in the prime minister's hand, another arrow in her quiver because the European Union until now has been assumed to have a better hand to play. But the prime minister we now see has actually cards in her hand,

nzherald 16-JAN-17

[said:]: We need to deliver a full Brexit, not settle for fake Brexit.

express 13-JAN-17

[ said]: He was a lovely chap,

msn 11-JAN-17

[-said]: a vote for wholesale change.

politico 09-JAN-17

[-has urge]: FAKE BREXIT

msn 09-JAN-17

[said:]: Sometimes we’re invited to take experts as though they were prophets, as though their words were carved in tablets of stone and that we had to simply meekly bow down before them and accept their verdict.

msn 06-JAN-17

[said:]: The UK has a prosperous future ahead of us if we leave the EU’s customs union and become a beacon of global free trade.

telegraph 03-JAN-17

[said:]: This is fantastic news that the Government has secured these levels of investment. 'This is a real vote of confidence in Britain after our vote to leave the European Union. The prophets of doom have once again been found wanting. 'All the signs are that Britain can make a great success of life outside the European Union and these investors certainly believe in a great future for Britain.

dailymail 30-DEC-16

[said:]: This is fantastic news that the government has secured these levels of investment.

telegraph 30-DEC-16

[said:]: I think the right response in a democracy to assertions made by experts is to say ‘show us the evidence, show us the facts’.

TheScotsman 28-DEC-16

[said:]: People have had enough of experts.

themirror 27-DEC-16

[said:]: The case for leaving is positive and optimistic.

guardian 11-DEC-16

[-said]: I had six years when I was a government minister, I had a chance to make a difference – I hope that I did. But nothing is forever in politics and having had the chance to serve, having had the chance to make a difference, I have to accept that the way in which I spent the final week or so of my ministerial life involved my making mistakes, and having made mistakes, you have to take the consequences.

msn 10-DEC-16

[-said]: The way in which I declared my stand for the leadership, I shouldn’t have done it in that way. I know that I made mistakes so there’s no point in me complaining. I’ve got to bear the consequences of my own actions.

msn 10-DEC-16

[-decline]: It was better to say to David that I couldn’t support him and to go with my heart than to suppress my feelings on the matter … he thought I would either keep schtum or say, ‘I am going to support the prime minister’.

msn 10-DEC-16

[said:]: It was also a legitimate concern of some of those who voted Remain that by voting to leave the <name id=

express 08-DEC-16

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express 08-DEC-16

[also said:]: Two of the legitimate concerns expressed beforehand - our economy would be damaged and our union would be damaged - the evidence is actually our economy is stronger and the union is more popular.

TheScotsman 07-DEC-16

[added:]: It was also a legitimate concern of some of those who voted Remain that by voting to leave the European Union we’d do damage to the United Kingdom.

TheScotsman 07-DEC-16

[added:]: It was also a legitimate concern of some of those who voted Remain that by voting to leave the European Union we'd do damage to the United Kingdom.

heraldscotland 07-DEC-16

[added:]: It was also a legitimate concern of some of those who voted Remain that by voting to leave the European Union we'd do damage to the United Kingdom. 'The truth is, of course, since we voted to leave the European Union support for a second independence referendum has fallen, support for Scottish independence has fallen, support for the Scottish National Party and its secessionist sermonising has fallen, and the single most popular politician is Ruth Davidson - the only leader of any party that wants to embrac

mailonsunday 07-DEC-16

[said:]: South Thanet is not a leafy suburb. It is one of the most deprived parts of the south east of England.

dailyecho 02-DEC-16

[said:]: The truth is that the Chilcot report makes clear that at no stage was there a deliberate attempt to mislead this House by Tony Blair.

piratefm 01-DEC-16

[said:]: Four million people voted for him at the last general election, he's someone who, even though I may disagree with him on some issues, should be respected and not abused.

dailymail 28-NOV-16

[said:]: I'm open to the case for a transitional agreement but I'm not convinced we need one. Again, there is a tendency to over-complicate this process.

wandsworthguardian 27-NOV-16

[said:]: One I do

themirror 27-NOV-16

[replied:]: That in a way is precisely my concern, that there is always a tendency to overcomplicate what can be a simplified process.

express 16-NOV-16

[-said]: Can we simplify?

guardian 16-NOV-16

[said:]: There is a tendency isn't there for all of us, sometimes, to look at a problem and think the skills we have are perhaps the best answer to that.

express 16-NOV-16

[added:]: MPs like Ed Miliband, Nick Clegg and Tim Farron should be listening to the views of voters rather than arrogantly attempting to overturn the vote.

express 11-NOV-16

[ declared]: People have had enough of experts,

Stuff 10-NOV-16

[said:]: He’s incompetent, he doesn’t do what he says, he doesn’t remember anything, he doesn’t communicate with anyone, he can’t make anything work.

thetimes 03-NOV-16

[says:]: [Carney’s] position is held to be independent and without any error. And so any criticism of his actions is regarded as a thought crime.

guardian 31-OCT-16

[said:]: Michael and Sarah’s son is a mature and confident secondary school pupil.

express 30-OCT-16

[-insisted]: I didn’t watch it,

guardian 27-OCT-16

[ says]: totally wrong and a retrograde step

dailymail 27-OCT-16

[replied:]: It was a mistake.

msn 27-OCT-16

[-replied]: foolish miscalculation

msn 27-OCT-16

[said:]: I should either have paused before supporting Boris the way that I did or, having agreed to support Boris that I should have stuck with it.

msn 27-OCT-16

[-says]: We want to ensure that for as long as children are in care, whether it's in foster care or in the residential home, that they're looked after as well as possible,

ibtimes 25-OCT-16

[said:]: There's a real danger [when] children are caught up in the criminal justice system that it's more difficult, in many cases, to get them back into the types of situation, the types of behaviour, even the types of work, that allow them to make a success of their life. The earlier you intervene the more likely things are to work out for the affected children.

ibtimes 25-OCT-16

[-told]: I absolutely reject the idea of betrayal,

politico 25-OCT-16

[-said]: It was probably right after six years in government, I was given the opportunity to spend some time on the backbenches to reflect,

guardian 25-OCT-16

[said:]: I can draw certain lessons from it, I should either have paused and reflected before backing Boris or having backed Boris then stuck with him and then, if I was going to break from him at the end, I should have said: 'I have an alternative view instead of passing any commentary or judgement on Boris.

dailymail 25-OCT-16

[-says]: I am uniquely grateful for the fact that I was adopted, and was adopted so early in my life. I can't claim that my experience is anything like the hectic experience of so many children who are in care now, but it does make me think that if I'd been born at a different time, or in different circumstances, then my experiences might have been closer to theirs.

ibtimes 25-OCT-16

[-said]: Mark Carney may be many things but -- like the rest of us -- he is neither always infallible nor truly independent,

bloomberg 21-OCT-16

[said:]: [Carney’s] position is held to be independent and without any error. And so any criticism of his actions is regarded as a thought crime – and those who dare to question his rule are flayed in the press with dire warnings left hanging in the air to emphasise the governor will brook no challenge to his authority.

guardian 21-OCT-16

[-said]: The trouble with technocrats is because they believe they’re smart, expert indeed, they don’t do what all humans should -- and all politicians must -- acknowledge when they’ve made mistakes, learn from errors and adjust their assumptions,

bloomberg 21-OCT-16

[said:]: Pentonville is the most dramatic example of failure within the prison estate, but its problems, while more acute than anywhere else, are very far from unique,

bbc 20-OCT-16

[said:]: Can I congratulate the minister for recognising what Labour failed to - that NHS money is taxpayers' money and the priority should always be patient care, not the profits of private equity firms.

independent 20-OCT-16

[-wrote]: I am in no doubt Boris Johnson is and was 100% sincere and passionate about Britain leaving the EU – his conviction was clear,

guardian 17-OCT-16

[-remarked]: What has been achieved here is inspiring,

guardian 11-OCT-16

[said:]: I should have said, ‘Boris is a great guy’ — which he is — ‘but I think it’s only right that everyone has the widest possible choice, so I’m going to put myself forward, and if people like my ideas, great, but if they prefer Boris’s ideas, lovely too.

thesun 09-OCT-16

[said:]: It’s outrageous that the £350 million British taxpayers send to the EU every week is being spent on propaganda designed to indoctrinate children.

thesun 30-SEP-16

[-announces]: OMFG!

mailonsunday 25-SEP-16

[said:]: Taking a child into care is not a failure on the part of social workers - but leaving children at risk of neglect or abuse is something none of us should wish to encourage. Understandably, social workers do everything they can to keep families together. And, understandably, they fear being branded child-snatchers, do-gooders or anti-family if they initiate care proceedings. But it is far better if social workers follow their instincts to intervene and rescue rather than acquiesce in abusive or neglectful pa

independent 21-SEP-16

[declared:]: People in this country have had enough of experts.

themirror 20-SEP-16

[said:]: In the seven short weeks since you have been in office alongside our new Foreign Secretary and our new Secretary of State for International Trade we have seen a record increase in service industries growth, a record increase in manufacturing industry growth, a 3.3 per cent increase in motor car sales.

express 06-SEP-16

[said:]: What we've had is an attempt to use this vote to manufacture grievance, rather than ask what is in the best interest of the Scottish people. READ MORE: Economy the focus as Nicola Sturgeon unveils Government plans

heraldscotland 06-SEP-16

heraldscotland 05-SEP-16

[last night insisted:]: Michael remains on very good terms with old friends who took a different side in the Referendum.

thesun 02-SEP-16

[has said:]: I don't know how the Sun got all its information and I don't think it's really worth my adding anything to what's already been said.

bbc 07-AUG-16

[said:]: I think people in this country have had enough of experts.

TheScotsman 04-AUG-16

[said:]: Michael gets all sorts of weird letters and junk sent to him at work and at home.

themirror 09-JUL-16

[said:]: I can’t hold it back anymore. I love Tony.

themirror 09-JUL-16

[-said]: I never thought I’d ever be in this position. I did not want it, indeed I did almost everything not to be a candidate for the leadership of this party,

msn 08-JUL-16

[-said]: She has done things outside of this place on so many different levels.

mercopress 08-JUL-16

[-said]: Those are the things my colleagues have voted for in overwhelming numbers today, and I am confident they will win the support of our members - and the support of the country as a whole.

belfasttelegraph 08-JUL-16

[-said]: I was so very reluctant because I know my limitations. Whatever charisma is, I don’t have it; whatever glamour may be, I don’t think anyone could ever associate me with it. But – at every step in my political life – I’ve asked myself one question: what is the right thing to do? What does your heart tell you?

msn 08-JUL-16

[said:]: Yes! Normally it's

heraldscotland 08-JUL-16

[said:]: Thanks to all who supported me. Congratulations to Theresa May and Andrea Leadsom. All the best with the campaign.

newsandstar 08-JUL-16

[-said]: This is the challenge for the next Prime Minister, and I’m pleased to say this next sentence: ‘whoever she may be’,

standard 08-JUL-16

[-told]: Whoever the next prime minister of this country will be, it will be a female prime minister and a female prime minister who has formidable skills,

reuters 07-JUL-16

[said:]: Whoever the next Prime Minister of this country will be, it will be a female Prime Minister and a female Prime Minister who has formidable skills and I know whichever one of the two wins they will lead this country well.

icWales 07-JUL-16

[said:]: Theresa is a formidable candidate and a great Home Secretary, but I’m delighted by the support that I’ve received from colleagues and it reflects the optimistic message that I’ve been arguing for.

express 06-JUL-16

[-said]: I’ve managed to bring people together across the Conservative Party behind a hopeful and optimistic message of change, and I hope that I’ll be able to take that message to the country,

japantimes 06-JUL-16

[wrote:]: I did not campaign for Britain to leave the European Union as an end in itself. Voting to leave is the means to an end, which is the real mission of my career in politics: to make this country the best place in the world in which to grow up, to get on, to make a contribution.

ibtimes 06-JUL-16

[-said]: I've managed to bring people together across the Conservative Party behind a hopeful and optimistic message of change, and I hope that I'll be able to take that message to the country,

firstpost 05-JUL-16

[warned:]: People in this country have had enough of experts

businessday 05-JUL-16

[said:]: No I’m not. There…I don’t want to do it and there are people who are far better equipped than me to do it.

themirror 05-JUL-16

[said:]: Theresa is a formidable candidate and a great Home Secretary, but I’m delighted by the support that I’ve received from colleagues.

express 05-JUL-16

[said:]: We wish Ben Wallace well.

bbc 04-JUL-16

[said:]: Michael accepts that candidates for the job of prime minister should be transparent about their income and tax affairs.

itv 04-JUL-16

[-told]: I love my country, I could not recommend that Boris be prime minister,

sinacom 04-JUL-16

[said:]: I put my country and my principles first.

express 03-JUL-16

[added:]: I knew that by taking that decision all sorts of people would attack me personally but I love my country, I could not recommend that Boris was prime minister, I had tried to make that work and, therefore, it would have been a genuine betrayal of principle and of this country to have allowed Boris's candidacy to go ahead with my support.

standard 03-JUL-16

[-said today]: genuine betrayal of this country

standard 03-JUL-16

[said:]: I wanted him to be prime minister, and I realized during those four days that he was not the man and this was not the time.

politico 03-JUL-16

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