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Multiculturalism

Asked if the Prime Minister stood by his view that multiculturalism had failed, the PMS said that the Prime Minister had set out his views in his speech in Munich.

Asked if it contradicted the views of the Deputy Prime Minister, the PMS said that it was an important debate and a complicated issue, which they were both focused on. The Government was reviewing the Prevent Strategy and we would set out our conclusions shortly.

Asked if the Deputy Prime Minister had shown his speech to the Prime Minister, the PMS said yes, the Prime Minister saw it in advance as usual.

Asked if the Deputy Prime Minister’s speech represented the Government’s view, the PMS said that the Government would set out its policy once the Prevent Strategy review concluded.

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