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EU Budget

Put to him that there were reports in Brussels that suggested the French Government had said that it would block any further enlargement of Europe until Britain gave up it’s rebate in full, the PMOS said that he was not aware of such reports. We should deal with the issues of the budget at budget talks and deal with issues of enlargement at enlargement talks. Asked if the Prime Minister had received the letter President Barroso had sent him, the PMOS said we were aware that the letter was coming. This whole period was for people to make their views known to us and that included the Commission.

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