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» Friday, March 7, 2008

International Women’s Day

The Prime Minister’s Spokesman (PMS) began by telling gathered journalists that the Prime Minister would be hosting an event in Downing Street on Saturday to mark International Women’s Day. Guests included some of the UK’s most successful business women. The Prime Minister would be asking them what the business world could do to help tackle the problems of maternal mortality in developing countries and what more they could do as individuals to help bring on the next generation of women business leaders. There would be pooled footage of this event.

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