» Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Misc
Put that the chairman of the US Federal Reserve had said that the economic crisis was intensifying and was that a view that the Prime Minister shared, the PMS said he had not seen the comments or the context of them, but the Chancellor had been speaking about the British economy and that would probably […]
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Cabinet
The Prime Minister’s Spokesman (PMS) began by giving a readout from this morning’s Cabinet. There was the usual update on parliamentary business from Geoff Hoon; there was a discussion led by Des Browne on the command paper on support for military personnel that was being published on Thursday; there was also a presentation from the […]
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Economy
Asked if the jump in inflation was discussed at Cabinet, the PMS replied that this was mentioned by Alistair Darling. The overall message was that we were seeing global increases in inflation at the moment that was affecting all countries including the UK. Although inflation had risen this morning, it remained lower that for example […]
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Youth Crime Action Plan
Asked what the Action Plan for Youth Crime was all about, the PMS replied that the Action Plan for Youth Crime broadened out some of the measures relating to youth crime beyond the knife measures that were primarily announced yesterday. Some of the main measures were those referred to in the Prime Minister in his […]
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Nigeria
Put that the Prime Minister was seeing the President of Nigeria this week, and asked about the Prime Minister’s comments yesterday on offers of help and the need for urgency, the PMS replied that the Prime Minister said what he said and there was nothing to add to that ahead of the meeting. original source.
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Unions
Asked to comment on the piece in the Times about businesses giving unions a bigger role in public sector contracts, the PMS replied that the issue in relation to this story was that what was being published this morning was a joint statement that had been agreed by the Government, the Trade Unions, but also […]
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Misc
Asked if the Prime Minister had expressed a view to his Cabinet colleagues that holidaying at home was a good idea this year, the PMS replied that he had not heard the Prime Minister express that view. original source.
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» Monday, July 14, 2008
Knife Crime
Asked why there had been talk of the Home Secretary performing a "u-turn" on knife criminals attending A&E, the Prime Minister’s Spokesman (PMS) replied that the Home Secretary had made the position quite clear at Home Office Oral Questions. What the Home Secretary and the Home Office had been talking about, and had been clear […]
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» Friday, July 11, 2008
European Council Summit
Asked for more details on the Summit in Paris, the Prime Minister’s Spokesman (PMS) told the assembled press that the French Government had said that they wanted the Summit to address four broad themes; economic development, environment and climate change, education, culture and migration and a wider political dialogue. Asked why the Prime Minister was […]
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David Davis
Put that Tony McNulty had likened David Davis to Homer Simpson for his decision to call a by election and did Downing Street share that view, the PMS said that we would not be commenting on Mr Davis. Asked if there would be any comment at all on what Mr Davis had claimed was a […]
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