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PM’s Constituency

Asked for further detail about the reported arrest of asylum seekers accused of plotting to attack the Prime Minister in his constituency, the PMS said that the story was complete nonsense. She referred journalists to Durham Police if they were looking to corroborate her statement.

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Much easier there than in Central London -
oh! I forgot - ‘Fathers for Justice’ did attack him in Central London
That’s probably why Durham as a target area is such a sensitive issue.
Comment by Roger Huffadine — 17 Aug 2004 on 9:45 am | Link

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