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President Sarkozy

Asked about the bilateral with President Sarkozy tomorrow, the Prime Minister’s Spokesman (PMS) said that as and when we had anything to tell people we would do so.

Asked if the meeting was a chance to patch up their row, the PMS said that he did not agree with that characterisation; the bilateral would be a chance for the two to have a wide-ranging discussion.

Asked if the Prime Minister would raise plans to invite President Sarkozy to London again, the PMS said that President Sarkozy always had an invitation to come to London whenever he wanted to.

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