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Lord Mandelson recently demonstrated his talent for suave political knifework in his bid to deflect criticism over the arrest of Damian Green, the shadow immigration spokesman, back at the Tories.

Yesterday, a BAA spokesman backed profiling.

A senior Vatican spokesman backs the claims about permeable condoms, despite assurances by the World Health Organisation that they are untrue.

A party spokesman backed off somewhat from Mr Bloom's stance, suggesting that an exemption for businesses with less than 20 employees could solve much of the problem.

But Sir Michael has succeeded in instating a group of eight regional commissioners and Birmingham is to get its own commissioner.Tristram Hunt, Labour's education spokesman, backs more muscular oversight for all English schools.

Labour's Catherine West tells Stop the War meeting party will consult them about any UK Syria air strike proposal pic.twitter.com/1CN1aEhIxz A Labour party spokesman backed up Ms West's comments.

The chances that the O.A.S. will back democracy in Peru waned yesterday when a State Department spokesman backed away from unusually direct criticism of the election an American official had voiced the day before.

A Downing Street spokesman backed Mr Webb, saying it was not up to the government to give advice on how people chose to manage their savings.

When the spokesman called back, he told Mr. Ralston that they wanted the "toughest in the business" to interview her.

When asked about the change at "Good Morning America," an ABC spokesman referred back to Ms. Roberts's published remarks.

"One hundred percent totally, completely untrue," the State Department spokesman shot back next day.Mr Barak, on the other hand, projects prudence.