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Hostages in Iraq

Asked whether the Prime Minister was still confident of the release of all British hostages in Iraq, the PMS replied that it was a very sensitive issue and we had to choose our words carefully. There was nothing he could add to the statement issued this morning.

Put that the hostage takers had talked of nine Iraqi’s being held in custody and were those Iraqi’s being held in British custody, the PMS said that people should check with the Foreign Office.

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