PS.
De svarer visst på all post, i Downing St. osv., så det er kanskje ikke så sikkert at de faktisk har spurt statsministeren osv., selv om de skriver det.
Det er nok bare noe de skriver.
Men de skrev svar i hvertfall.
Da tror jeg det beste er å bare å vente å se hva som skjer.
Vi får se.
Her er mer om dette:
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