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» Wednesday, November 15, 2006

Trident

Put that there was no mention of Trident in the Queen’s Speech, and did we still expect something by the end of the year, the PMOS said that there would be an exhaustive process of analysis and the Prime Minister had said that on the basis of that, there would obviously be decisions taken.

Asked if there were any thoughts on when the Prime Minister would decide on Trident, the PMOS said the question came under the category of "no running commentary".

The BBC’s political editor said that amounted to "no bloody answer". The PMOS asked him not to give a running commentary on his no running commentary!

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