» Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Misc
Asked if the Prime Minister had a view as to why nobody mentioned expenses during PMQs, the PMS said that it was up to individual MPs to decide what questions they asked the Prime Minister. original source.
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PM Meeting
Asked for any more detail on the meeting the Prime Minister had with Martin McGuiness and Peter Robinson, the Prime Minister s Spokesman (PMS) told the assembled press that this was the eighth meeting in recent weeks. Progress was being made but at this stage, there was nothing further to add. original source.
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Afghanistan
Asked how the Government could justify a potential rise in troops of 500 when the former Head of the Army had asked for a rise of 2000, the PMS replied that the Prime Minister would make a statement imminently, so it would be inappropriate for him to make any comment on troop numbers at this […]
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MPs Expenses
Asked what the Prime Minister made of Nick Clegg s suggestion that expenses involving mortgage claims should be looked at again, the PMS said that the Prime Minister had made his views on the Legg Review very clear. He believed that we were seeing the back of a discredited old system and looked forward to […]
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Sir Terry Leahy
Asked whether the Prime Minister was worried about Sir Terry Leahy s criticism of the education system, the PMS said that the Prime Minister had enormous regard for Sir Terry Leahy and what he had achieved as a businessman. The key point was that the standards in secondary schools had never been higher; compared with […]
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Unemployment
Asked for a comment on the unemployment figures released today, the PMS said they had shown a significant slowing in the rate of unemployment. The Government believed that investment to get people back to work was working; 5,000 jobs would be created today under the Future Jobs Fund and the Jobs Guarantee was getting young […]
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» Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Afghanistan
Asked about the Prime Minister’s statement on Afghanistan tomorrow and whether he would talk about troop numbers, the Prime Minster’s Spokesman (PMS) reminded the assembled press that the Prime Minister had spoken about the importance of Afghanisation at this morning’s Cabinet meeting. This involved ensuring Afghan troops and police were both increased in numbers and […]
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MP’s expenses
Asked if there was a possible date for the Kelly Review, the PMS said he did not have any information on possible dates at this moment. Asked what the Prime Minister’s view was on the prospect of a legal challenge to the Legg Review, the PMS replied that the Prime Minister was very focused on […]
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Cabinet
The Prime Minister’s Spokesman (PMS) said that the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland briefed Cabinet this morning on discussions with parties in Ireland; good progress continued to be made and there was a further meeting this afternoon in Downing Street, involving the party leaders, the Secretary of State and the Prime Minister. At Cabinet […]
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Afghanistan
Asked for more details on what was said about Afghanistan in Cabinet and if the issue of troop numbers had come up, the PMS said that any decision on troop numbers would be linked to the process of Afghanisation, i.e. how would potential additional troops work alongside the Afghan army. In regards to the Afghan […]
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