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» Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Military and Extremism

Asked if the Prime Minister agreed with the ex-Army chiefs who thought extremist groups were wrong to use military symbols as part of their political campaigns, the PMS said that was a party political matter.

Asked if the Prime Minister intends to watch BBC Question Time on Thursday night, the PMS said he did not know how regularly the Prime Minister was able to view Question Time however he would be briefed on the programme according to normal procedure.

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