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» Wednesday, May 10, 2006

7/7 compensation

Put that the Prime Minister indicated today that there might be some extra compensation for victims of the 7/7 bombs last year, and was that likely to be announced in the future, the PMOS said that he did not want to pre-judge what the Home Office and the Home Secretary would say. The Prime Minister did recognise that the circumstances of 7/7 were exceptional, but people should wait and see what the Home Secretary said.

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