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» Wednesday, December 5, 2007

Charles Clarke

Asked to comment on Charles Clarke’s interview in the Standard, the PMS said he did not want to discuss details of private conversations between the Prime Minister and his Labour Party colleagues. The Prime Minister believed that Charles Clarke was a distinguished and experienced former Minister who had much to offer public life in the future. The Prime Minister would welcome all people of talent committed to public service to support the work of the Government. Put that Charles Clarke could become the envoy for returnees, the PMS repeated that he would not get into specifics of private conversations.

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