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What facilities his Department operates at Turnhouse Airport; and what plans he has to close them.
What facilities his Department operates at Turnhouse Airport; and what plans he has to close them.
To comment on the use of LSD in experiments on British service personnel. - Includes text of letter from Graham Pearson of Chemical and Biological Defence Establishment.
To comment on the use of LSD in experiments on British service personnel. - Includes text of letter from Graham Pearson of Chemical and Biological Defence Establishment.
How many British troops were exposed to organo-phosphorous pesticides, including malathion, during the Gulf War; and what research his Department has undertaken into the links between the use of these pesticides and Gulf War Syndrome.
How many British troops were exposed to organo-phosphorous pesticides, including malathion, during the Gulf War; and what research his Department has undertaken into the links between the use of these pesticides and Gulf War Syndrome.
For what purposes organo-phosphate Malathion pesticide was used by British forces in the Gulf War.
For what purposes organo-phosphate Malathion pesticide was used by British forces in the Gulf War.
What exposure to chemical agents was experienced by United Kingdom forces in the Gulf War. - Text of letter from Graham Pearson of Chemical and Biological Defence Establishment.)
What exposure to chemical agents was experienced by United Kingdom forces in the Gulf War. - Text of letter from Graham Pearson of Chemical and Biological Defence Establishment.)
How many personnel in (a) mobile and (b) non-mobile grades employed at the RAF Support Management Group in Harrogate have moved or have agreed to move to RAF Wyton.
How many personnel in (a) mobile and (b) non-mobile grades employed at the RAF Support Management Group in Harrogate have moved or have agreed to move to RAF Wyton.
What initiatives Her Majesty's Government is taking to meet the threat from Sadam Hussein towards Kuwait. (Failed OPQ)
What initiatives Her Majesty's Government is taking to meet the threat from Sadam Hussein towards Kuwait. (Failed OPQ)
Which pesticides were used by British personnel to delouse Iraqi prisoners of war during Operation Granby and whether suitable protective clothing was issued to the users of the pesticides.
Which pesticides were used by British personnel to delouse Iraqi prisoners of war during Operation Granby and whether suitable protective clothing was issued to the users of the pesticides.
Whether it is an authorised practice to administer whooping cough vaccine together with anthrax vaccine, and the reason why this combination was administered to HM Forces taking part in Operation Granby. - Details relating to biological warfare protection measures employed by British Forces are classified.
Whether it is an authorised practice to administer whooping cough vaccine together with anthrax vaccine, and the reason why this combination was administered to HM Forces taking part in Operation Granby. - Details relating to biological warfare protection measures employed by British Forces are classified.
Why it was considered necessary to vaccinate HM Forces serving in Operation Granby against plague and not botulinum toxoid when the reverse decision was made by the United States Department of Defence for their personnel.
Why it was considered necessary to vaccinate HM Forces serving in Operation Granby against plague and not botulinum toxoid when the reverse decision was made by the United States Department of Defence for their personnel.
How many patients have been examined by the Ministry of Defence appointed specialist for problems associated with Operation Granby, and whether these patients undergo tests to ascertain their immune status and whether there are any toxic residues in their blood or body tissues. - Inc figs.
How many patients have been examined by the Ministry of Defence appointed specialist for problems associated with Operation Granby, and whether these patients undergo tests to ascertain their immune status and whether there are any toxic residues in their blood or body tissues. - Inc figs.
If he will detail the accommodation provided to the Council of Voluntary Welfare Work, referred to in the Other Notes to Class I Vote 1 of the Appropriation Accounts 1993-94. - Tables given.
If he will detail the accommodation provided to the Council of Voluntary Welfare Work, referred to in the Other Notes to Class I Vote 1 of the Appropriation Accounts 1993-94. - Tables given.
Which conventional force elements assigned to fulfil the nuclear aspects of Defence Role 1, Statement on the Defence Estimates 1994, apart from the Tornado GR1s, are intended specifically to fulfil the sub-strategic role. - None.
Which conventional force elements assigned to fulfil the nuclear aspects of Defence Role 1, Statement on the Defence Estimates 1994, apart from the Tornado GR1s, are intended specifically to fulfil the sub-strategic role. - None.
What are the specific duties of the 12 regular infantry battalions assigned to the fulfilment of the nuclear role, under Defence Role 1, Statement on the Defence Estimates 1994.
What are the specific duties of the 12 regular infantry battalions assigned to the fulfilment of the nuclear role, under Defence Role 1, Statement on the Defence Estimates 1994.
Debate on a motion for the adjournment on Northern Ireland.
Debate on a motion for the adjournment on Northern Ireland.
If the plague vaccine administered to members of HM Forces involved in Operation Granby was licenced for use in the UK, and if not, upon what info medical officers were able to base their advice in order to obtain the informed consent of their patients.
If the plague vaccine administered to members of HM Forces involved in Operation Granby was licenced for use in the UK, and if not, upon what info medical officers were able to base their advice in order to obtain the informed consent of their patients.