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» Thursday, June 28, 2007

Soldiers Deaths

Asked for a reaction to the deaths of three soldiers in Iraq, the PMS said that whenever any British soldier died, it was a matter of deep regret.

Put that at least one of the soldiers who had been killed recently was from the Prime Minister’s constituency, and did he have a reaction, the PMS replied that he was not in a position to confirm names or other information at that point.

Asked when the Prime Minister had been informed. The PMS said first thing this morning.

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