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Diary Australia

Downing Street diary

1 August 2015

9:00 AM

1 August 2015

9:00 AM

Ridiculously premature talk of Prime Ministerial succession, commentary by John Howard on the need to secure national borders and a debate on cultural bias inside the national broadcaster – Australia, any time in the past seven years? Nope, welcome to David Cameron’s English summer of 2015, central London in fact, did I really leave Sydney at all?

Unexpectedly, several off shore work matters require discussions with various parts of Her Majesty’s Government and I have been dispatched.

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