» Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Afghanistan
Asked if the Prime Minister had a view on what Lord Foulkes had said in the Lords this afternoon, about General Dannatt needing a lesson in loyalty, the PMS said that that was not a view that the Prime Minister would subscribe to. Put that the Chancellor had said that he had never turned down […]
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Gibraltar
Asked about the Foreign Secretary s meetings in Gibraltar and the matter of sovereignty, the Prime Minister s Spokesman (PMS) said that the meeting today was a meeting of the trilateral forum, which brought together Spain, Gibraltar and the UK. The first trilateral meeting was in C rdoba in 2006 and the second was in […]
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Technology, Entertainment and Design Conference
Asked about the Prime Minister s speech to the Technology, Entertainment and Design conference in Oxford today, the PMS said that the Prime Minister would be talking about how new forms of social engagement and interaction through the internet and digital networks were changing the way we operated as a nation and the way we […]
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Report on Access to Professions
Asked about the Prime Minister s views on Alan Milburn s report on access to professions, the PMS said that the Prime Minister thought this was an area where we needed to do more and that was why he asked Alan Milburn to set up this report. The report would build on the progress that […]
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Public Sector Borrowing
Asked about the public sector borrowing figures released today, the PMS said that our economy, like all economies, was being affected by the global recession. We got hit particularly because of the large size of our financial sector and the contribution that that made to the public finances, but we went into this recession with […]
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Summer Recess
Asked about which Ministers would be on duty over the summer, the PMS said that the Prime Minister was in overall charge and a number of senior Cabinet Ministers would take on more responsibilities for some of the day-to-day issues. Asked if the Prime Minister had a message for MPs ahead of the summer recess, […]
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» Monday, July 20, 2009
Swine Flu
Asked whether he thought that Swine flu would cause the economy to shrink, the Prime Minister s Spokesman (PMS) told the assembled press that we produced our assessments in the Pre-Budget Report and the Budget and that was the time to look at all of these factors. We would look at these issues in a […]
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Parliamentary Standards Bill
Asked for the Prime Minister s view on the Bill and did he think it was a Bill worthy of the name as some of its original content had been removed, the PMS said that the Prime Minister did think it worthy of the name. What we had done and this was not a small […]
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Misc
Put that the Equalities Commission seemed to be in chaos due to half of its commissioners resigning, the PMS said that it was the Prime Minister s view that the Equalities Commission was doing a good job and would continue to do so. Asked if there was any reaction following Damian McBride s interviews, the […]
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NATO Secretary General
Asked about the meeting between the Prime Minister and the outgoing NATO Secretary General, the Prime Minister s Spokesman (PMS) said that the Prime Minister met with the NATO Secretary General on a regular basis. Asked if the Prime Minister would raise the issue of burden sharing at the meeting, the PMS said that such […]
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