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» Monday, June 7, 2010

Deficit

Asked if the Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister were in total accord over the deficit reduction, the PMS said yes.

Asked if the Prime Minister would definitely rule out a return to what had been described as the brutality of the Thatcher years, the PMS said that the Prime Minister had set out the approach he intended to take on the spending review during his speech this morning. He had been very clear that it would be a very difficult process but that he wanted to do it in a way that strengthened and united the country.

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