Downing Street Says » Kate Hoey

Asked if the Prime Minister regarded it as an act of treachery that Kate Hoey had pledged her allegiance to Boris Johnson, the PMS replied that that was not a question for him; it was best directed to the PMS’s political colleague.

Asked, in more general terms, if the Prime Minister agreed with cross-party cooperation, the PMS said that he could see where the journalist was going with this question and that it was a question about the London Mayoral elections. In reply to this the PMS said that questions on the relationship between the Prime Minister and individual Labour MPs were not really for him to answer.

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