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Prime Minister’s Q&A at Global Radio in Manchester

Thursday, 08 August 2013
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Prime Minister’s Q&A at Global Radio in Manchester
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The Prime Minister held a live Q&A with Global Radio at its Capital FM and Xfm studios in Manchester.

David Cameron spent more than an hour answering questions from listeners and staff on subjects including cyber-bullying, apprenticeships, the spare room subsidy and childcare costs.

After the Q&A, the Prime Minister said:

I really enjoyed it. There were lots of great questions and a really big variety – internet, musical taste and everything else.

Listen to the full Q&A on the Capital FM website.

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