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The prime minister when he landed in vilnius for the nato summit. 0bviously they are very serious and concerning allegations, that is why police and the culture secretary spoke to the director—general of the bbc over the weekend, and is confident that the bbc is investigating this rigorously and rapidly. i think that is the right course of action.— rapidly. i think that is the right course of action. what you say to eo - le course of action. what you say to people on — course of action. wh...