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How many new weapons or weapons systems (a) were used in Operation Desert Fox by the joint United Kingdom States forces engaged in it, and (b) are being used by the NATO forces now operating in the former Yugoslavia; and whether the firms who have manufactured these weapons or weapon...
How many new weapons or weapons systems (a) were used in Operation Desert Fox by the joint United Kingdom States forces engaged in it, and (b) are being used by the NATO forces now operating in the former Yugoslavia; and whether the firms who have manufactured these weapons or weapon...
Whether they have obtained any information on the effects of low dose alpha radiation on the morbidity and mortality rates in Iraqi children as a result of contamination from depleted uranium used in Iraq during the Gulf War. [HL 2096].
Whether they have obtained any information on the effects of low dose alpha radiation on the morbidity and mortality rates in Iraqi children as a result of contamination from depleted uranium used in Iraq during the Gulf War. [HL 2096].
What, in international law, is the status (a) of Iraq airspace and (b) of the air defence systems which American and British aircraft have been attacking. [HL 1679].
What, in international law, is the status (a) of Iraq airspace and (b) of the air defence systems which American and British aircraft have been attacking. [HL 1679].
Whether they plan to continue to call out reservists to support military operations. [HL 1826]. - Inc fact that a new call-out order has been made under Section 54 of the Reserve Forces Act 1996.
Whether they plan to continue to call out reservists to support military operations. [HL 1826]. - Inc fact that a new call-out order has been made under Section 54 of the Reserve Forces Act 1996.
Whether British Forces attacking Iraqi targets, other than in self-defence, are operating under United States command; if so, whether the British Government have now accepted American policy towards Iraq which explicitly includes the toppling of the present Iraqi Government; and whether that is compatible with the provisions of the Charter...
Whether British Forces attacking Iraqi targets, other than in self-defence, are operating under United States command; if so, whether the British Government have now accepted American policy towards Iraq which explicitly includes the toppling of the present Iraqi Government; and whether that is compatible with the provisions of the Charter...
Whether, as reported in the International Herald Tribune on 22 December 1998, the United States and British air strikes demolished Iraq's 'two main factories for producing parts for short-range missiles permitted by the United Nations'; if so, whether these demolitions were intended; and, if so on what grounds they were...
Whether, as reported in the International Herald Tribune on 22 December 1998, the United States and British air strikes demolished Iraq's 'two main factories for producing parts for short-range missiles permitted by the United Nations'; if so, whether these demolitions were intended; and, if so on what grounds they were...
Whether current United States and British military activity in and over Iraq remains "humanitarian" as recently stated by the Secretary of State for Defence, or is in aid of the policies as stated by the United States administration. [HL 1000].
Whether current United States and British military activity in and over Iraq remains "humanitarian" as recently stated by the Secretary of State for Defence, or is in aid of the policies as stated by the United States administration. [HL 1000].
Whether British forces are giving military training to Iraq forces to topple the Iraqi Government, as alleged in the Sunday Times of 24 January; and, if so, whether this is compatible with the Criminal Justice (Terrorism and conspiracy) Act 1998. [HL 997].
Whether British forces are giving military training to Iraq forces to topple the Iraqi Government, as alleged in the Sunday Times of 24 January; and, if so, whether this is compatible with the Criminal Justice (Terrorism and conspiracy) Act 1998. [HL 997].
Lords debate on the situation in Iraq.
Lords debate on the situation in Iraq.
What in international law is the status of the sorties performed by British aircraft involved in No Fly surveillance in Iraq; whether they, or the United States aircraft in company with which they fly, have been authorised by the United Nations Security Council to attack targets in Iraq; and if...
What in international law is the status of the sorties performed by British aircraft involved in No Fly surveillance in Iraq; whether they, or the United States aircraft in company with which they fly, have been authorised by the United Nations Security Council to attack targets in Iraq; and if...
What has been the cost to the British taxpayer of the deployment of aircraft to the Middle East for No-Fly surveillance activity in parts of Iraq; how many sorties British aircraft have flown since the deployment was initiated; whether any aircraft or aircrew have been lost; what currently is the...
What has been the cost to the British taxpayer of the deployment of aircraft to the Middle East for No-Fly surveillance activity in parts of Iraq; how many sorties British aircraft have flown since the deployment was initiated; whether any aircraft or aircrew have been lost; what currently is the...
Whether they were consulted by, and if so agreed with, the United States authorities that in the event of attacks being made on Iraq earlier this year, "jamming aircraft" should be ready to "jam broadcasters' equipment, lest their reports aid the enemy" and to "zap electronic journalists' gear" (Aviation Week,...
Whether they were consulted by, and if so agreed with, the United States authorities that in the event of attacks being made on Iraq earlier this year, "jamming aircraft" should be ready to "jam broadcasters' equipment, lest their reports aid the enemy" and to "zap electronic journalists' gear" (Aviation Week,...
What has been the cost to date of the deployment of British forces in connection with events in Iraq which are not to be met by the United Nations; and on which Votes these costs are to be borne. [HL 1856]. - Includes figures.
What has been the cost to date of the deployment of British forces in connection with events in Iraq which are not to be met by the United Nations; and on which Votes these costs are to be borne. [HL 1856]. - Includes figures.
Whether all the costs of the recent deployment of forces in connection with events in Iraq continue to be borne by the United Nations. [HL 1455]. - There is no UN funding for the present deployment to the Gulf.
Whether all the costs of the recent deployment of forces in connection with events in Iraq continue to be borne by the United Nations. [HL 1455]. - There is no UN funding for the present deployment to the Gulf.
Whether they plan to continue to call out reservists to support military operations. [HL 1475]. - Includes fact that a new call-out order has been made under Section 54 of the Reserve Forces Act 1996.
Whether they plan to continue to call out reservists to support military operations. [HL 1475]. - Includes fact that a new call-out order has been made under Section 54 of the Reserve Forces Act 1996.
Whether they are aware of any connection between the illnesses and birth defects suffered by the population of Halabja in northern Iraq following their exposure to toxic chemicals in 1986 (as reported on 23 February by the Channel 4 programme, "Dispatches") and the illnesses experienced by Gulf War veterans and...
Whether they are aware of any connection between the illnesses and birth defects suffered by the population of Halabja in northern Iraq following their exposure to toxic chemicals in 1986 (as reported on 23 February by the Channel 4 programme, "Dispatches") and the illnesses experienced by Gulf War veterans and...
Statement on what plans they have to change force levels in the Middle East. [HL 1408]. - Includes details of numbers of Tornadoes stationed in Kuwait.
Statement on what plans they have to change force levels in the Middle East. [HL 1408]. - Includes details of numbers of Tornadoes stationed in Kuwait.