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Iraq

Asked at whose request the transfer of sovereignty in Iraq had been brought forward, the PMS said that as she understood it, it had been done at the request and on the wishes of the Iraqis. She added that her colleague was briefing journalists in Istanbul about this matter and it would not be helpful to duplicate what he was saying. Asked if the British Government believed that such action would make the security situation in Iraq ‘easier’, the PMS said that the Prime Minister had answered that question this morning. His words spoke for themselves.

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