Further to the Written Answer by the Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean on 7 June 2004, 662 c1WA, whether they accept the findings of the scientific study, published by the Lancet on its website on 28 October, that 100,000 Iraqi civilians have died in Iraq since the invasion, mostly as...

Further to the Written Answer by the Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean on 7 June 2004, 662 c1WA, whether they accept the findings of the scientific study, published by the Lancet on its website on 28 October, that 100,000 Iraqi civilians have died in Iraq since the invasion, mostly as...

Whether they are seeking to achieve greater binding force for the United Nations Resolution 688; and what they believe to be the best means to that end. [HL 2142].

Whether they are seeking to achieve greater binding force for the United Nations Resolution 688; and what they believe to be the best means to that end. [HL 2142].

Whether the Chinooks being used in Sierra Leone, Northern Ireland, Kosovo and Iraq respectively are from the Mark 2/2A fleet; and whether they are being equipped with cockpit voice and flight data recorders. [HL 3580] [HL 3581].

Whether the Chinooks being used in Sierra Leone, Northern Ireland, Kosovo and Iraq respectively are from the Mark 2/2A fleet; and whether they are being equipped with cockpit voice and flight data recorders. [HL 3580] [HL 3581].

What has been the cost to the British taxpayer of the United Kingdom's support for United States air action in Iraq; whether it has been subjected to political or military cost/benefit analysis; and, if so, with what result. [HL 4552].

What has been the cost to the British taxpayer of the United Kingdom's support for United States air action in Iraq; whether it has been subjected to political or military cost/benefit analysis; and, if so, with what result. [HL 4552].

Whether they are inclined to accept the 'demand' from the Arab Foreign Ministers meeting in Cairo last weekend, that 'military operations against Iraq' be not repeated; and whether (a) Kuwait, (b) Saudi Arabia and (c) Turkey are content that the United States and the United Kingdom should continue to use...

Whether they are inclined to accept the 'demand' from the Arab Foreign Ministers meeting in Cairo last weekend, that 'military operations against Iraq' be not repeated; and whether (a) Kuwait, (b) Saudi Arabia and (c) Turkey are content that the United States and the United Kingdom should continue to use...

Whether the new United States policy of attacking Iraqi air defence systems in the United States/United Kingdom-declared 'no-fly zones' whether or not these systems radar locks onto United States or United Kingdom aircraft (as announced by Mr Berger, President Clintons National Security Adviser, 'International Herald Tribune' 27 January), is permitted...

Whether the new United States policy of attacking Iraqi air defence systems in the United States/United Kingdom-declared 'no-fly zones' whether or not these systems radar locks onto United States or United Kingdom aircraft (as announced by Mr Berger, President Clintons National Security Adviser, 'International Herald Tribune' 27 January), is permitted...

What is the status in international law of the No Fly Zones in Iraq; and whether the rules of war are applicable to any attacks the United States or the United Nations may make on Iraq in these or other areas.

What is the status in international law of the No Fly Zones in Iraq; and whether the rules of war are applicable to any attacks the United States or the United Nations may make on Iraq in these or other areas.