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European Council

Asked what the Prime Minister wanted from the European Council, the Prime Minister’s Official Spokesman (PMOS) said that the Spring Council was now almost always an economic council. As such we would like to see this council take forward the agenda set out at Hampton Court, which was on energy and energy co-operation in Europe as well as further economic reform. Precisely where we got to would be down to the Austrian presidency, but those were the priorities we had identified going into the council.

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