That this House believes that British forces should not be deployed on operational duties in Iraq after 31st December 2007 unless prior to that date the House has, on a substantive motion, given explicit consent to such deployment.

That this House believes that British forces should not be deployed on operational duties in Iraq after 31st December 2007 unless prior to that date the House has, on a substantive motion, given explicit consent to such deployment.

That this House condemns the Ministry of Defence Board of Inquiry into the deaths of the six Royal Military Policemen at Al Majar Al-Kabir on 24th June 2003 for its lack of transparency; further condemns the lack of an independent inquiry on this matter; acknowledges the six victims' lack of defensive armaments, efficient communication equipment and supplies; calls on the Ministry of Defence to acknowledge the courage and bravery of these six men; and further calls for a full, independent inquiry into their deaths.

That this House condemns the Ministry of Defence Board of Inquiry into the deaths of the six Royal Military Policemen at Al Majar Al-Kabir on 24th June 2003 for its lack of transparency; further condemns the lack of an independent inquiry on this matter; acknowledges the six victims' lack of...

That this House calls upon the Prime Minister to explain why, when asked by the Right honourable Member for Ross, Skye and Inverness West on 19th January, whether the Ministry of Defence planned to send more troops to Iraq to plug any gaps left by the withdrawal of Dutch, Czech and Portuguese troops,he replied 'No, there are no plans to expand the British contribution', (Official Report, column 805) and that he was 'not aware of any request for additional troops', in light of the apparently contradictory announcement on 27th January by the Secretary of State for Defence that 220 additional military personnel would be deployed to Iraq to relieve the Dutch forces in Al Muthanna province when they withdraw in March.

That this House calls upon the Prime Minister to explain why, when asked by the Right honourable Member for Ross, Skye and Inverness West on 19th January, whether the Ministry of Defence planned to send more troops to Iraq to plug any gaps left by the withdrawal of Dutch, Czech...

That this House praises the professionalism of UK armed forces serving in Iraq and understands the anxieties felt by their families at home; believes that families should have a free parcel delivery service to their loved ones; and calls upon the Government to ensure this service is re-introduced in the run-up to the festive period.

That this House praises the professionalism of UK armed forces serving in Iraq and understands the anxieties felt by their families at home; believes that families should have a free parcel delivery service to their loved ones; and calls upon the Government to ensure this service is re-introduced in the...

That this House considers that the killing of an estimated 600 people, many of them women, children and innocent civilians fleeing the conflict, by US forces in Fallujah during the first weeks of April to have been an atrocity.

That this House considers that the killing of an estimated 600 people, many of them women, children and innocent civilians fleeing the conflict, by US forces in Fallujah during the first weeks of April to have been an atrocity.

That this House believes that the powerful campaign being run by the Daily Mirror for medals recognising the bravery of six military policemen killed in Iraq also shows the need for medals which recognise all British servicemen and women who have been killed in the line of duty as proposed in Early Day Motion 445.

That this House believes that the powerful campaign being run by the Daily Mirror for medals recognising the bravery of six military policemen killed in Iraq also shows the need for medals which recognise all British servicemen and women who have been killed in the line of duty as proposed...

That this House notes the report of Robert Fisk of The Independent on Sunday on 4th January, based on military and medical records, describing the assault by British soldiers on eight young Iraqis arrested in Basra, one so badly that he subsequently died in British custody; notes that the body of the dead man, Baha Mousa, was returned to his family covered in bruises and with his nose broken and that apparently British military authorities offered 8,000 dollars to the family provided the military were not held responsible for the death; condemns these intolerable acts by British soldiers; demands that those imprisoned are kept safe and free from torture; and calls for an immediate, impartial and independent investigation to be set up with the full co-operation of the military required.

That this House notes the report of Robert Fisk of The Independent on Sunday on 4th January, based on military and medical records, describing the assault by British soldiers on eight young Iraqis arrested in Basra, one so badly that he subsequently died in British custody; notes that the body...

That this House condemns the 300 per cent. increase in bombs dropped on Iraq since March 2002; believes this increase has little to do with protecting Iraqi people but more to do with destroying Iraq's air defences as a prelude to war; is deeply concerned that the United States Administration is trying to bully the UN weapons inspectors into agressive inspections; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to distance this country from President Bush's war aims and join with majority of peace-loving nations in the world to seek a non-military solution in Iraq.

That this House condemns the 300 per cent. increase in bombs dropped on Iraq since March 2002; believes this increase has little to do with protecting Iraqi people but more to do with destroying Iraq's air defences as a prelude to war; is deeply concerned that the United States Administration...