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» Wednesday, December 14, 2005

Stormont Spy Ring

Asked about the abandonment of charges against those accused of the Stormont spy ring, the PMOS said there was a legal difficulty in answering this and the Prime Minster’s answer had reflected that at Prime Minister’s Questions. What we could say categorically however was that there was no political inference in this case. The Secretary of State had not interfered in this case and the Prime Minister had not interfered in this case. Therefore if they were people’s concerns then they should be laid to rest.

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