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London Bombings

Asked if there was anything he could say about the ongoing police operation, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) said that the Prime Minister, along with other Ministers, was being kept fully informed. We would allow the police the time and space to carry out that investigation and they had our full support to go wherever that investigation led them. Like everyone else we had to wait for the police to carry out their investigation and then they would report to us the results of it. In response to the suggestion that ii was all looking very encouraging, the PMOS said it would be best for everyone to wait for the police to give us their report and then make an assessment. What it showed was that this was a professional police operation being carried out in a professional police way. We expected that to happen but equally should support the police as it does happen.

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