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» Thursday, October 9, 2008

Prime Minister’s Podcast

The Prime Minister s Spokesman (PMS) began by telling the assembled journalists that the Prime Minister had recorded a podcast explaining the action we took yesterday. The link for the podcast would be up on the Downing Street website shortly.

Asked if it would be on YouTube as well, the PMS said that it was a podcast so it was audio, not visual.

Asked if it was the Prime Minister s first podcast, the PMS said that he would double check as he couldn t remember off the top of his head and that the Prime Minister had done a lot of video addresses.

Asked how long the podcast was, the PMS said that it was about 5 minutes long.

Asked how one could subscribe to the Prime Minister s podcasts, the PMS said that you could go on to the Downing Street website and download it, the way you would any other podcast.

Asked how often the Prime Minister would be doing podcasts, the PMS said that this wasn t necessarily part of a series of podcasts and that the Prime Minister would do them as and when necessary.

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How come I am hounded by the inland revenue for £150 and ministers are claiming thousands for luxuries.

I work over 60 hours a week and can still barely pay my bills and am struggling to keep a car on the road just to go to work.

I will go to jail before I pay the tax office a penny of that 150.
Comment by teresa mcgregor — 11 May 2009 on 8:44 pm | Link

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