» Monday, July 26, 2010
Misc
Put that it had been suggested that the Government would now stand against granting anonymity for people accused of rape, the PMS advised people to speak to the Ministry of Justice. Asked if the Prime Minister had full confidence in Crispin Blunt, the PMS said that he did. original source.
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» Friday, July 23, 2010
Prison parties
Asked if the Prime Minister thought that it was right for prisoners to have parties, the Prime Minister’s Spokesman (PMS) told the assembled press that No10 had instructed the Ministry of Justice (MOJ) to make it very clear that there would be no prison parties. The PMS said that she understood MOJ guidance to prison […]
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Lockerbie
Asked about letters issued by the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee and was there any comment on present or former British Ministers being asked to give evidence by a foreign legislature in another country, the PMS replied that Jack Straw had said that he would be in contact with the Foreign Office. At this time, […]
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GDP figures
Asked if the Chancellor had commented at Cabinet on the GDP figures, the PMS said that the Chancellor had made a comment on the figures and she referred people to that. original source.
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» Thursday, July 22, 2010
Sheffield Forgemasters
Asked whether the Prime Minister was accompanied on any of the flights by Andrew Cook, the Prime Minister’s Spokesman (PMS) firstly clarified that the Prime Minister’s travel costs were met by the Government. As for accompanying the Prime Minister, the PMS replied that we wouldn’t discuss who was accompanying the Prime Minister. Asked whether a […]
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Equitable Life
Asked whether Equitable Life was not a massive u-turn to what had been repeatedly promised by the Conservative Party given that 50.000 people who would die had been told they would get 40% of what they thought they would get, the PMS replied that the steps that had been announced today demonstrated that the Coalition […]
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Arrest warrant on war crimes
Asked about the Ministry of Justice’s decision on arrest warrants for war crimes and whether there was any representation from Israel or anyone else, the PMS referred to the Ministry of Justice. original source.
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Airport in St Helena
Asked whether the Prime Minister was happy with taxpayer’s money being used to build new airports, the PMS replied that the decision had been made by the International Development Secretary today. The PMS added that the Government had to think long and hard about this decision and that it considered the economic benefits. The PMS […]
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Sheffield Forgemasters
Asked about reports that businessman Andrew Cook lobbied the government to cancel the 80 million loan to Sheffield Forgemasters, the Prime Minister’s Spokeswoman (PMS) said that the government’s decision regarding Sheffield Forgemasters was based on affordability. Asked if the Prime Minister felt there should be an inquiry into this, the PMS referred reporters to what […]
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Prime Minister’s US comments
Asked if the Prime Minister stood by what he said regarding Britain being the junior partner to the US in WWII, the PMS said that the Prime Minister’s words spoke for themselves. Asked if the Prime Minister would apologise, the PMS said that the Prime Minister held our armed forces in the highest regard. The […]
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