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Asked whether he had listened to John Humphries this morning and what he thought about the Lord Falconer interview, the PMOS said he had not listened to it. There was however a certain level of concern about the two-way on education which suggested that the Government was in some way re-introducing selection at 11 years of age. This was definitely not the case and that had been conveyed to the BBC. Asked if the two-way had been broadcast at 6.07am, the PMOS looked very sternly at the reporter.

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