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Charles Clarke

Asked for any response to Charles Clarke’s criticisms today, the PMS replied that we would not be commenting on anything that Charles Clarke has said. He was entitled to express his views, and as we had said previously, the Prime Minister believed that Charles Clarke was a distinguished and experienced former Minister with much to offer public life.

Asked if Charles Clarke was still in the frame for any post, the PMS replied that as and when we had anything to announce on that front, we would announce it. But as he had said, the Prime Minister believed that Charles Clarke was a distinguished and experienced former Minister with much to offer public life.

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