» Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Economy
Asked to describe the mood of the Cabinet this morning as they discussed the world economic problems, the Prime Minister’s Spokesman (PMS) told the assembled press that the mood of the Cabinet was summed up by the Prime Minister and the Chancellor, who said that these were global issues that all countries were facing at […]
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Bank of England
Asked if people were any closer to finding out the fate of Mervyn King as it was getting close to normal procedures kicking in and an advert for the new Chairman of the FSA was seen in the press this week, the PMS said that on the issue of the appointment of the Governor of […]
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Cabinet
Asked how much of the Cabinet meeting was taken up with discussions on economic issues, the PMS said that there was a lot to discuss at Cabinet today. Geoff Hoon gave the usual update of Parliamentary business for the next week; there was an update on counter-terrorism by Jacqui Smith; there was a discussion on […]
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Police Pay
Asked how the Prime Minister proposed to meet the concerns of police officers and would he be meeting with any of those officers marching through London tomorrow, the PMS said that the Government had made its position on the subject very clear. The Prime Minister and the Home Secretary thought that police officers did an […]
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Palestine
Asked about the Prime Minister’s meeting with Prime Minister Fayyad that morning and what was discussed, the PMS said that they had had a general discussion about the security situation in the region, a discussion about economic regeneration and the private investors conference planned for April. Obviously, the security situation was a matter for concern […]
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Misc
Asked if electoral reforms would be published this week, the PMS said that he would have to check on that. Asked whether the Prime Minister had any views on the Information Committee’s ruling on MP’s spending, the PMS said that the Prime Minister thought that these were matters for the House authorities. Put that he’d […]
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Cabinet
The Prime Minister’s Spokesman (PMS) began by saying that Cabinet this morning met for around one and a half hours. Main items discussed included the usual update on parliamentary business next week from the Chief Whip; an update on where we were in relation to counter-terrorism ahead of the publication of the Counter-Terrorism Bill on […]
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Economy
Asked if the Prime Minister was concerned about the fall in global stock markets, the PMS replied that what we had seen in relation to the volatility in the financial markets was clearly a global phenomenon originating in the US. The fundamentals of the British economy have remained sound, inflation was low, we had had […]
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Counter-Terrorism
Asked if the Prime Minster had any sense as to the risk he could be taking by pushing ahead without any concessions on 42 days given that both opposition parties and back benchers were against this, the PMS replied that we would have to see what happens in any vote. The Prime Minister talked about […]
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Cooking Lessons
Asked for more information on compulsory cooking lessons in schools, the PMS replied that it was probably better to speak to DCSF. Ed Balls had been out and about this morning giving numerous interviews on this. There was not much more to add to that. original source.
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