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Scotland Match

Asked if the Prime Minister watched the Scotland game last night, the Prime Minister’s Spokesman (PMS) replied that the Prime Minister spent most of yesterday evening working on issues related to the outbreak of Foot & Mouth Disease. He met with officials and was on the phone to Hilary Benn, the Chief Vet, and others. The television was on in the background, and the Prime Minister was able to see a bit of both games, flicking between channels, but his main preoccupation last night was dealing with the Foot & Mouth outbreak.

Asked if the Prime Minister had spoken to the Scotland manager following the match, the PMS replied that he had left a message of congratulations to the Scottish manager, but again, his main preoccupation has been dealing with the Foot & Mouth outbreak. Asked what the message was, the PMS replied that it was a message of congratulations.

Asked if the Prime Minister sent a message to Steve McClaren, the PMS replied that the Prime Minister had been focusing very much on the Foot & Mouth outbreak. He understood that a letter would be sent to Steve McClaren during the course of the day.

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