Oral answer to question provided on Wednesday, 2 December 2009 in the House of Commons, by Gordon Brown (Labour), Prime Minister.
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As the hon. Gentleman knows, the decision on Libya was made by the Scottish Administration. It was their decision to make; it was not our decision to make.
This is an answer to the Prime Minister's question asked on Wednesday, 2 December 2009 by Ben Wallace (Conservative).
- Question
- Recently revealed figures show that, since 2001, 140 inmates have been allowed to die of cancer while serving their sentences in UK jails. In the light of the Business Secretary's recent country sports activity, is there, under this Government, one rule for British inmates and another one for Libyan mass murderers?
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- 501 c1104
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- 2009-10
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- Subjects
- Bombings Lockerbie
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