» Thursday, March 21, 2013
Press briefing – morning 21 March
Friday 22 March 2013 The Prime Minister’s Spokesperson (PMS) answered questions on the budget, shares for rights and Scottish Independence. The Prime Minister’s Spokesperson (PMS) answered questions on the budget, shares for rights and Scottish Independence.
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Budget
Asked what the Governments view was on people being able to buy second homes on the Government’s Help to Buy scheme the PMS said that the Chancellor had set out the Government’s position in yesterday’s Budget. The PMS went on to say that the Chancellor was very clear that the intention of the policy was […]
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Shares for rights
Asked what the future for the Governments policy on shares for rights was since last nights vote in the House of Lords the PMS said the Government’s policy objectives remained the same and the department responsible would know the details of the next steps.
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Scottish Independence
Asked on what plans the Government had on persuading the Scottish people to vote no in next year’s referendum on independence the PMS said that there was a team in place to put the case to the Scottish people and that Scotland remaining as part of the union made both nations stronger.
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» Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Press Briefing – morning 20 March
Wednesday 20 March 2013 The Prime Minister’s Spokesperson (PMS) answered questions on Cabinet, unemployment figures, Leveson, Cyprus and Syria The Prime Minister’s Spokesperson (PMS) answered questions on Cabinet, unemployment figures, Leveson, Cyprus and Syria.
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Cabinet
The Prime Minister’s Official Spokesman (PMOS) briefed the lobby on the morning’s cabinet meeting which took place ahead of the budget. He said that the Chancellor had set out the economic case and that it was vital in tough times to stick to the course and tackle the deficit while continuing to support aspiration. He […]
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Unemployment figs
The PMOS said that these were mixed figures but pointed to the positives: unemployment was down 136,000 in the last year; since May 2010, 1.25m extra jobs had been created; along with 1m apprenticeships; and 100k young people had been given work experience through youth contracts. He told journalists that at the heart of the […]
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Leveson
When asked about press hostility to a Royal Charter, the PMOS said that the Prime Minister’s view as set out in the House on Monday remained: that this was a workable solution which had been agreed with cross-party support and it was time for the press to get on and set up the independent self-regulator.
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Cyprus
Asked whether the Prime Minister was concerned by the vote in the Cypriot parliament yesterday, the PMOS said that it was clearly in everyone’s interests for Cyprus to tackle its financial difficulties and that that there was stability in the Eurozone – especially as a major export market for the UK. He said that discussions […]
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Syria
Asked if the Prime Minister had discussions with anyone about the alleged chemical or biological weapons attacks in Syria, the PMOS confirmed that British authorities were working with a range of international partners to establish the facts. He referred lobby to the FCO statement issued yesterday and said that the Prime Minister’s view is that […]
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