To ask the Prime Minister, pursuant to his Answer of 6 July 2004, 423 c622W, on Lockerbie, what action he has taken to accelerate a decision on the issues raised on 24th May.

To ask the Prime Minister, pursuant to his Answer of 6 July 2004, 423 c622W, on Lockerbie, what action he has taken to accelerate a decision on the issues raised on 24th May.

To ask the Prime Minister, pursuant to his Answer of 17th June 2004, 422 c1065W, on Lockerbie, when he expects to inform the families of the outcome.

To ask the Prime Minister, pursuant to his Answer of 17th June 2004, 422 c1065W, on Lockerbie, when he expects to inform the families of the outcome.

To ask the Prime Minister, what action he has taken as a result of his meeting with Lockerbie relatives on 24th May; and what next steps he proposes to take.

To ask the Prime Minister, what action he has taken as a result of his meeting with Lockerbie relatives on 24th May; and what next steps he proposes to take.

To ask the Prime Minister, if he will make a statement on the outcome of his meeting with the Lockerbie relatives on Monday 24 May.

To ask the Prime Minister, if he will make a statement on the outcome of his meeting with the Lockerbie relatives on Monday 24 May.

To ask the Prime Minister, what response he has given to the letter from Mrs Pamela Dix, Secretary of UK Families Flight 103, requesting a meeting on his discussions with the Libyan leaderships about Lockerbie.

To ask the Prime Minister, what response he has given to the letter from Mrs Pamela Dix, Secretary of UK Families Flight 103, requesting a meeting on his discussions with the Libyan leaderships about Lockerbie.

To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, what the total cost to the UK taxpayer was of the (a) investigations into the Lockerbie bombing, (b) trial of those accused of the bombing and (c) appeal by the accused.

To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, what the total cost to the UK taxpayer was of the (a) investigations into the Lockerbie bombing, (b) trial of those accused of the bombing and (c) appeal by the accused.

To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, whether the Government will seek to recoup any of the costs incurred in (a) investigations into the Lockerbie disaster and (b) holding the (i) trial and (ii) appeal by the accused; and if he will make a statement.

To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, whether the Government will seek to recoup any of the costs incurred in (a) investigations into the Lockerbie disaster and (b) holding the (i) trial and (ii) appeal by the accused; and if he will make a statement.

Lords statement on Libya. (Inc fact that copy of Foreign Minister Shalgam's statement is in the library).

Lords statement on Libya. (Inc fact that copy of Foreign Minister Shalgam's statement is in the library).

Statement on Libya.(Libyan Foreign Minister Shalgam's statement in Library - Dep 04/148).

Statement on Libya.(Libyan Foreign Minister Shalgam's statement in Library - Dep 04/148).

To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, what the total value is of the compensation paid by the Libyan Government to the families of victims of the Lockerbie bombing; whether payments to solicitors acting for families of the Lockerbie victims were paid under contingency fee agreements...

To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, what the total value is of the compensation paid by the Libyan Government to the families of victims of the Lockerbie bombing; whether payments to solicitors acting for families of the Lockerbie victims were paid under contingency fee agreements...