§ 26. Mr. S. Silvermanasked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs what suggestions have been made by the French Government concerning a modification of the French position in regard to British policies in Europe, in exchange for some form of British support or at least acquiescence towards French policies in North Africa.
§ Mr. Selwyn LloydNone, Sir.
§ Mr. SilvermanWill the right hon. and learned Gentleman assure the House that the Government will at no time enter into any such dishonourable bargains?
§ Mr. LloydI have dealt with the Question on the Order Paper which asked whether any suggestion has been made. I do not think it right to expect me to deal with a hypothetical question.