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Ken Livingstone

Asked whether the Prime Minister thought Ken Livingstone was right when he said he could run London like his own personal fiefdom, the PMS replied that the Prime Minister was asked a question about Ken Livingstone yesterday in PMQ’s and he had nothing to add to that. Put that the Prime Minister had said that London needed a Labour Mayor, which was somewhat equivocal, the PMS replied that the Prime Minister had also made some references to Ken Livingstone when asked by Sunday newspapers in China and he referred people back to that.

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