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Portugal

Asked if anything had been decided at the European Council regarding Portugal, the Prime Minister’s Spokesperson (PMS)told the assembled press that a decision hadn’t been made, but confirmed that the matter was discussed as part of a broader discussion on economic growth. original source.

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IPSA

Asked if the Prime Minister was pleased that having children means he can claim more expenses, the PMS said that it was the Prime Minister’s view that it’s right that it’s no longer MPs or the Government that set their own expenses. He agrees that IPSA was not perfect and welcomes the steps they have […]

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Yvonne Fletcher

Asked if the Prime Minister would welcome Yvonne Fletcher’s alleged killer facing a British Court, the PMS said that there is a criminal investigation on going and wouldn’t comment further. The PMS noted that there were no specific extradition arrangements in place. original source.

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