Nov 5th, 2009 - BBC NEWS
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The Tories said they were not worried by Mr Lellouche's outburst
French minister Pierre Lellouche has said he is not worried about the Tories' new European policy and would be able to work with David Cameron.
Mr Lellouche had appeared to be highly critical of the Tories' pledge to take some powers back from Brussels, claiming the stance was "pathetic".
But he told the BBC he considered shadow foreign secretary William Hague a "friend" and would work with him.
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Roger Helmer, the Tory employment spokesman in Brussels, said he could “neither justify nor support” the plans which Mr Cameron set out on Wednesday.
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