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Peter Mandelson visit

Asked to shed any light on Peter Mandelson’s visit to No10 last week, the PMOS said we did not comment on everyone who came through the door at No10, as otherwise we would never be finished!

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Journalists don’t ask questions about everyone who goes through the front door of number 10.
I do hope the PMOS monitors this site – ‘cos such blatant evasion show a lack of respect for both the journalists and general public.
Comment by Roger Huffadine — 4 Apr 2005 on 6:11 pm | Link
I don’t really think it matters one way or another whether the PMOS, the PM or anyone else for that matter monitors this site – it has long been apparent that they couldn’t give a toss anyway about public opinion. And "lack of respect"? Nah mate – complete indifference would be closer to the mark…
Comment by PapaLazzzaru — 5 Apr 2005 on 11:49 am | Link
And if you do happen to do something that they can’t ignore and which gets on their nerves, they just pass a law to get you out of their face. Just ask Brian Haw.

http://parliament-square.org.uk/
Comment by Julian Todd — 6 Apr 2005 on 7:52 pm | Link

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