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Ken Livingstone

Asked if the Prime Minister still felt that Ken Livingstone should apologise, the PMOS said that he had dealt with this issue yesterday albeit in a somewhat disembodied form, he was happy however to reiterate it for the Evening Standard because of their local interest. The Prime Minister had given his view last week, but emphasised that it was a matter for Ken Livingstone. Ken Livingstone had reached his judgment and that was where the Prime Minister’s view stood.

3 Comments »

Ken is definitely not an antisemite and I support his view on Israe.
Comment by Hatem Galal — 16 Mar 2005 on 2:18 am | Link
i wanted to know your address for your home please send me ur address on my email ok thank you
SORWAR MIAH
Comment by SORWAR — 8 Mar 2006 on 4:49 pm | Link
KEN LIVINGSTONE FOR PRIME MINISTER!
The Tabloid Nazi cant handle the truth!
Ken Neednt apologize for THE TRUTH!
Comment by American CItizen — 15 Jul 2006 on 11:53 am | Link

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