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皇冠体育app two leaders discussed a number of issues, including threats to security following the tragedy in Norway; the economy and creating jobs and prosperity; progress in Libya; and assistance for the famine in the Horn of Africa.

In a press conference following their meeting, Mr Cameron said that Britain shared in 鈥渢he sorrow and the anger鈥� over the attacks in Norway and would review its own security at home in the wake of the killings.

鈥淏ritain and Spain have both been victims of horrific acts of terrorism in the past and I know that both of us will be offering every support that we can to Norway in the days ahead.鈥�

皇冠体育app Prime Minister chaired a meeting of the National Security Council earlier today, which looked at the implications for Britain of the bombing and mass shooting.

On the economy, Mr Cameron said Britain and Spain wanted to see 鈥渜uick, bold and practical action鈥� to get European economies growing and creating jobs.

He said trade between the UK and Spain was already worth more than 拢30 billion every year but the two countries wanted to do more. 皇冠体育app PM announced that in the autumn the UK and Spain will bring together leading business and policy makers to deliver an action plan to support business between the two economies.

On the famine in the Horn of Africa, Mr Cameron welcomed the Spanish Government鈥檚 announcement of funding and the charitable donations given by the British people but said the UN still needed $300 million in the next two months in Somalia.

鈥淚t is now time for others who have the means - in Europe and elsewhere - to do more.

鈥淎nd I hope that today鈥檚 meeting in Rome will produce significant new contributions from other countries. We can still save millions of lives but the world must act fast.鈥�