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Asked whether the Prime Minister had met the Portuguese finance minister today, the PMOS said no, the report, as journalists would expect, had been received by DCMS. Asked whether the football report had come up with President Barroso, the PMOS said that the issues discussed on that agenda were primarily those that would be part of the June European Council and the forward look for the EU. Asked if there was a government response, the PMOS said that we would obviously study it and consider it seriously but we would also bear in mind the success that premiership clubs had seen this year and the need to maintain that.

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