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It is a particular pleasure to follow my hon. Friend the Member for Canterbury (Mr. Brazier), not just because he and I both have the privilege of representing very fine cathedral cities, but because he has unrivalled expertise and practical knowledge of our reserve forces. It was also a pleasure...
It is a particular pleasure to follow my hon. Friend the Member for Canterbury (Mr. Brazier), not just because he and I both have the privilege of representing very fine cathedral cities, but because he has unrivalled expertise and practical knowledge of our reserve forces. It was also a pleasure...
Yes, of course. I was extremely interested in that part of my hon. Friend's speech in which he talked about the importance of clearing and detecting mines around our shores. That issue deserves far more attention and research, and we must undertake, too, practical detection and destruction of those mines....
Yes, of course. I was extremely interested in that part of my hon. Friend's speech in which he talked about the importance of clearing and detecting mines around our shores. That issue deserves far more attention and research, and we must undertake, too, practical detection and destruction of those mines....
I fear that I am not in a position to be able to answer that. If I could change places with the Minister after the general election, doubtless I would find many Chinooks flying operationally. I saw, however, that real progress has been made on that programme, and there is...
I fear that I am not in a position to be able to answer that. If I could change places with the Minister after the general election, doubtless I would find many Chinooks flying operationally. I saw, however, that real progress has been made on that programme, and there is...
Will my hon. Friend share his perspective on the problem that Macedonia's name holds for the Greeks, who hold the right to block any progress for that new democracy because of the disputed name?
Will my hon. Friend share his perspective on the problem that Macedonia's name holds for the Greeks, who hold the right to block any progress for that new democracy because of the disputed name?
I had better take note of that; I apologise to the House.
I had better take note of that; I apologise to the House.
Has the Minister read today's National Audit Office report on the Red Dragon project, which tells us that it has cost the taxpayer £113 million—
Has the Minister read today's National Audit Office report on the Red Dragon project, which tells us that it has cost the taxpayer £113 million—
The Prime Minister says that he wants a national debate about what sort of defence forces we should have. I welcome that. I suspect that the conclusion will be that we have no choice. Against the current position of overstretch and underfunding—in respect of people and procurement—we need to take...
The Prime Minister says that he wants a national debate about what sort of defence forces we should have. I welcome that. I suspect that the conclusion will be that we have no choice. Against the current position of overstretch and underfunding—in respect of people and procurement—we need to take...
Not true.
Not true.
That this House welcomes the unanimous decision taken by the UN Security Council and applauds its determination to deal with Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction; expresses the hope that the regime in Baghdad will not obstruct the UN weapons inspectors in any form; notes that Resolution 1441 clearly states that any such obstruction will result in serious consequences as a result of its continued violations of its obligations; further notes that in the event of military action the Government should set out what plans it has for a post-Saddam Iraq; expresses concern that Iraq as a country should not be fragmented; highlights that the international community must accept its responsibility to assist the people of Iraq with economic aid and humanitarian assistance; and notes that this is vital if the Iraqi people are to successfully rebuild the internal infrastructure and economy of the country.
That this House welcomes the unanimous decision taken by the UN Security Council and applauds its determination to deal with Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction; expresses the hope that the regime in Baghdad will not obstruct the UN weapons inspectors in any form; notes that Resolution 1441 clearly states...
Debate on a motion for the adjournment on defence and the armed forces (first day). (Inc ref to HC 158, HC 452, HC 100, HC 629, HC 264, HC 732, HC 433, HC 930 and HC 347-I 1999/2000).
Debate on a motion for the adjournment on defence and the armed forces (first day). (Inc ref to HC 158, HC 452, HC 100, HC 629, HC 264, HC 732, HC 433, HC 930 and HC 347-I 1999/2000).