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EU Constitution

Asked if the Prime Minister would be seeking to prolong the ratification period for the EU Constitution during his talks this week, the Prime Minister’s Spokesman (PMS) said it would be better if people waited until the talks had taken place in Brussels later in the week. The Prime Minister had set out his views, and we were waiting for the meeting where the issues would be discussed.

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