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» Monday, October 31, 2011

Liam Fox

Asked whether the Prime Minister looked forward to the return of Liam Fox to the front bench, the PMS pointed out that he had resigned only a few days ago. Asked if Fox was therefore getting his hopes up unnecessarily, the PMS said that it was unsurprising that he has aspirations to return to the front bench. She referred to the good work he had done while he was defence secretary but again pointed out that he had only resigned a few days ago. Asked if the Prime Minister would rule out a return to the front bench, the PMS referred the lobby to the Prime Ministers comments at the time of Liam Fox’s resignation.

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