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Security Council

Asked if there was any reaction to Mark Malloch-Brown’s comments that we should lose our place on the Security Council, the PMS replied that the FCO had issued a response to the matter. There was no question of our giving up our seat on the UN Security Council.

Asked if there had been any conversations between the Prime Minister and Mark Malloch-Brown to clarify the situation, the PMS said that the FCO had already clarified it. Mark Malloch-Brown was not speaking in his capacity as Foreign Office Minister.

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