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Parliamentary Standards

Asked if the Prime Minister had a view on David Cameron s proposal to increase food and alcohol prices in Parliament, the PMS said that these things were important for MPs and Lobby journalists alike, so maybe there was a vested interest in the question. The Prime Minister had always been focused on the need […]

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Michael Shields

Asked if the Prime Minister had a view on the Justice Secretary s decision to pardon jailed football fan Michael Shields, the PMS said that the Prime Minister supported the decision made by Jack Straw. Asked if the Prime Minister predicted any diplomatic problems with Bulgaria in the light of this decision, the PMS said […]

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Michael Shields

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Michael Shields

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Misc

Asked whether the Prime Minister would be watching England v Croatia or Holland v Scotland this evening, the PMS said that the Prime Minister would be keeping an eye on both matches. Asked if the Prime Minister had any plans to meet Colonel Gaddafi during his visit to New York, the PMS said that the […]

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Misc

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Misc

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