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Nuclear Waste

Asked whether David Miliband would be making a statement on Nuclear Waste, the Prime Minister’s Official Spokesman (PMOS) said he thought there would be a statement in the House of Commons and journalists should wait for that. Asked whether the Prime Minister agreed with Jack McConnell who had allegedly said nuclear waste should be dumped in England; the PMOS said he had not yet seen the precise words and rather than respond to reports of them that might not represent what was intended

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