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Department for Business

Asked what the Prime Minister thought about Sir Alan Sugar s involvement with the BBC, the PMS said that that was a matter for Sir Alan Sugar and the BBC.

Asked about the composition of the department and whether DIUS was being incorporated into it, the PMS said the whole of that department would now be part of the Department for Business. Asked if Lord Mandelson would have an audience with the Queen, the PMS said that he would not.

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