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Press Conference

Asked by Channel Four if it was to be standard that experts from the public sector would give a presentation at the Prime Minister’s press conferences from now on, and could journalists put in requests for guests, such as the Chief of the Defence Staff, the PMOS said that to attempt the same tactic twice in one lobby was a bit like the scrum half that kept going down one channel, rather than using the full range! A bit obvious. With regards to picking a guest, the PMOS said that he could give a one-word answer: it had two letters, the last one being "o".

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