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» Wednesday, February 27, 2008

Harriet Harman

Put that the Prime Minister appeared to be critical of Harriet Harman in PMQs today regarding her praise of Fidel Castro, the PMS replied that he was not sure that he would interpret it like that.

Asked how he would interpret the Prime Minister’s words, the PMS replied that the Prime Minister said what he said.

Asked if the Prime Minister was relaxed with Harriet Harman describing Fidel Castro a "Hero of the Left", the PMS replied that he did not think it was not something that the Prime Minister had given a huge amount of thought to.

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