» Thursday, March 26, 2009
Economy/G20
Put that James Naughtie from the BBC had done a piece in the Washington Post saying that the Prime Minister was flying around the world because he was in a desperate situation and wanted to be seen meeting serious people, the PMS said the Prime Minister had clearly set out why he was on this […]
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Misc
Asked if the Prime Minister thought that the reported large bonus for the director of Network Rail was a good thing, the PMS said that he was not going to comment on speculation on an announcement that had not yet been made. original source.
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» Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Lord Myners
Asked whether the Prime Minister was happy for Lord Myners to create the impression that he didn t know how big Fred Goodwin s pension was, the Prime Minister s Spokesman (PMS) told the assembled press that Lord Myners had set out his position on this in quite some detail in his evidence to the […]
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Iraq Inquiry
Asked whether any inquiry would be a Privy Council or behind closed doors inquiry as opposed to a public inquiry, the PMS said that he recognised that there were going to be a lot of people wanting further details on the terms of reference and the nature of any inquiry into the Iraq War. As […]
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Government Gilts
Asked if the Prime Minister was still confident the Government could continue to raise money in the bond market, the PMS said that the Treasury had already given their response to the events in the gilt auction today. They had drawn peoples attention to the evidence that the head of the Debt Management Office gave […]
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Czech Prime Minister
Asked if the comments made by the Chairman of the European Union were helpful in the run-up to the G20, the PMS said that the Czech Prime Minister had signed up to the language in the communiqu at the end of the European Council, which had been agreed at the Council last week. This committed […]
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Economy
Asked for the Prime Minister s take on reports of a split between the Treasury and No 10, the Prime Minister s Spokesman (PMS) said that we did not recognise reports of a split and that the Chancellor would take the necessary decisions on the fiscal stimulus in the Budget. The PMS went on to […]
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Iraq War
Asked if the Government was still committed to a full inquiry into the Iraq war, the PMS said that the Prime Minister had set out the position on this in his statement to the House last December and it remained unchanged; this was a matter to consider once the troops had come home. We were […]
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Sir Fred Goodwin
Asked if the Prime Minister had any sympathy for Sir Fred Goodwin regarding the attacks on his house, the PMS said that on the specific question of damage to Sir Fred Goodwin s property there could be no excuse for people breaking the law. Asked if the Prime Minister had any sympathy for those who […]
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» Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Global Banks Meeting
Asked for a readout of the meeting with chief executives of global banks, the Prime Minister s Spokesman (PMS) said that ahead of the G20 Summit and following on from the G20 Finance Ministers meeting there was clear agreement about the importance of supporting the global economy, restoring lending by dealing head on with troubled […]
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