P103 CEEFAX 103  Sat 13 Feb  22:32/45
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 The provisional agreement to reform    
 Common Market finances has provoked a  
 mixed reaction.                        
                                        
 Mrs Thatcher said the deal, agreed at  
 the Brussels summit, was a good one for
 Britain, although she accused France of
 delaying some agricultural controls.   
                                        
 But Labour's foreign affairs spokesman,
 Mr Gerald Kaufman, accused the Prime   
 Minister of "caving in".               
                                        
 Mr Simon Gourlay, president of the     
 National Farmers' Union, said the dial 
 would eventually lead to a small drop  
 in the price of cereal-based foods.    
                                        
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