» Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Employment Stats
Asked if the Prime Minister was concerned about the increase in the number of people who were economically inactive, the PMS said that the Prime Minister was pleased to see that there were positive figures today; unemployment fell overall by seven thousand and the number of young people on Job Seeker’s Allowance also fell. However, […]
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Governor of the Bank of England
Asked how the Prime Minister felt about Mervyn King’s speech yesterday, the PMS said that there was nothing in Mervyn King’s speech that was inconsistent with what the Government believed about the nature of the recession and the importance of the banking system returning to recovery. Mervyn King also mentioned support for the Chancellor’s move […]
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Obama call
The Prime Minister’s Spokesman (PMS) added that the Prime Minister had spoken to President Obama the previous evening. The Prime Minister began by congratulating the President on his achievements in his first year in office. The call covered several issues on their shared agenda including Haiti, Afghanistan and climate change. On Haiti, the Prime Minister […]
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Statement on security
Asked what the content would be of the Prime Minister’s statement on security and counter terrorism at 12:30, the PMS said there would not be no further details other than it was on that broad subject. original source.
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Afghanistan Conference
Asked if rumours were correct that the Afghanistan conference would be preceded by only a short two hour discussion on Yemen and if the Prime Minister thought that was sufficient time to discuss the issue, the PMS said the discussions on Yemen would be very important and include key representatives before the Afghanistan conference and […]
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Haiti
Asked if the conversation between the Prime Minister and President Obama had been the first time the two had spoken since the disaster in Haiti, the PMS said yes it had been the first conversation since the earthquake. Asked if the Prime Minister had views on the US and French disputes in Haiti, the PMS […]
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Unemployment figures
Asked if the Prime Minister was pleased with the ONS labour market statistics, the PMS said the Prime Minister welcomed the statistics that showed more positive signs for the labour market. original source.
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Iraq inquiry
Asked if the Prime Minister acknowledged the remarks made by Geoff Hoon that the Prime Minister during his time as Chancellor of the Exchequer had made cuts to the Ministry of Defence budget that had affected the departments ability to purchase helicopters, the PMS said he would not give a running commentary on the Chilcot […]
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» Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Haiti
The Prime Minister continues to follow the situation in Haiti very closely. On coordination of the international response the PM said we’ll be looking for in the next day is the co-ordination that is essential, and the mobilisation of the effort from all the different parts of the world. If there is a need for […]
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AV Referendum
Asked if the issue of an Alternative Vote referendum had been mentioned in Cabinet, the Prime Minister’s Spokesman (PMS) told the assembled press that she would not go into the detail of what had been discussed at Cabinet. It was not discussed in the main part of Cabinet. Asked if the Government was still committed […]
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