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That this House celebrates the accomplishments of two Scottish Olympians who both won medals at the Special Olympics in Abu Dhabi 2019; notes that Jack Dickson won gold in the Men's Singles and bronze in the Men's Doubles and Frances Smiley won silver in the Ladies Singles; further notes they were two of only six British tennis competitors at the games and congratulates their coaches at Prestwick Tennis Club; recognises the hard work and training they and their coaches put in to their accomplishments; further wishes them well for the future and for their careers; and congratulates all athletes who trained hard and competed in the 2019 Special Olympics.
That this House celebrates the accomplishments of two Scottish Olympians who both won medals at the Special Olympics in Abu Dhabi 2019; notes that Jack Dickson won gold in the Men's Singles and bronze in the Men's Doubles and Frances Smiley won silver in the Ladies Singles; further notes they...
On a point of order, Mr Speaker. I do not know whether many people in the Chamber are aware, but I am sure you are, that at this moment the 50th Special Olympics are taking place in Abu Dhabi. Shannon McGhee and Jamie Kearns, two former pupils of Kilpatrick School...
On a point of order, Mr Speaker. I do not know whether many people in the Chamber are aware, but I am sure you are, that at this moment the 50th Special Olympics are taking place in Abu Dhabi. Shannon McGhee and Jamie Kearns, two former pupils of Kilpatrick School...
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, what steps have been taken by the Embassy in the UAE to contact lawyers on the Embassy list on behalf of Mr Clark since 20th February; and with what results. - (Holding answer 25 June 2002).
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, what steps have been taken by the Embassy in the UAE to contact lawyers on the Embassy list on behalf of Mr Clark since 20th February; and with what results. - (Holding answer 25 June 2002).
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, when his Department will supply answers to the chronology points discussed during the meeting with the honourable Member for Sutton and Cheam and his constituent, the Reverend Jason Clark.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, when his Department will supply answers to the chronology points discussed during the meeting with the honourable Member for Sutton and Cheam and his constituent, the Reverend Jason Clark.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, for what reason the Government has not petitioned for conditional bail in the case of Richard Ward; when he expects legal proceedings against Richard Ward in Dubai to be completed; on how many occasions since his arrest consular officials...
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, for what reason the Government has not petitioned for conditional bail in the case of Richard Ward; when he expects legal proceedings against Richard Ward in Dubai to be completed; on how many occasions since his arrest consular officials...
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, what representations he has received about the case of Terence Arthur Indge concerning a road traffic accident in Abu Dhabi in 1991; and if he will make a statement.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, what representations he has received about the case of Terence Arthur Indge concerning a road traffic accident in Abu Dhabi in 1991; and if he will make a statement.
That this House notes with grave concern the contents of a letter dated 11th March from Ms Simons and Simmons Solicitors to Mr Jon Owne of the Legal Aid Board in which the solicitors acting on behalf of His Highness Shaikh Zayed Bin-Sulla Al Nahyan, the ruler of Abu Dhabi and President of the United Arab Emirates, seeks to make representations to deny former employees of the Bank of Commerce and Credit International legal aid to pursue a claim against him; considers it an outrage that the ruler of a foreign country who claims immunity in British courts should interfere in the question of granting legal aid; and calls on the Lord Chancellor and the Foreign Secretary to immediately initiate an inquiry.
That this House notes with grave concern the contents of a letter dated 11th March from Ms Simons and Simmons Solicitors to Mr Jon Owne of the Legal Aid Board in which the solicitors acting on behalf of His Highness Shaikh Zayed Bin-Sulla Al Nahyan, the ruler of Abu Dhabi...
What assistance he will be giving to the liquidators of BCCI when they visit Abu Dhabi to discuss BCCI.
What assistance he will be giving to the liquidators of BCCI when they visit Abu Dhabi to discuss BCCI.
What sums have been repaid by the Inland Revenue in the five years to March 1993 on account of sovereign immunity and by way of advanced corporation tax rebates on dividend payments or on sums assumed to be dividend payments either directly or indirectly to the Governments of Kuwait, Qatar,...
What sums have been repaid by the Inland Revenue in the five years to March 1993 on account of sovereign immunity and by way of advanced corporation tax rebates on dividend payments or on sums assumed to be dividend payments either directly or indirectly to the Governments of Kuwait, Qatar,...
If he will comment on the British detainees in Abu Dhabi.
If he will comment on the British detainees in Abu Dhabi.
When he last met (a) The Sheikh Zayed of Abu Dhabi and (b) the Pakistan High Commissioner to the Court of St James.
When he last met (a) The Sheikh Zayed of Abu Dhabi and (b) the Pakistan High Commissioner to the Court of St James.
What matters in regard to the prospects for a carbon tax were raised by the Minister for Energy during his recent visit to Abu Dhabi. - Inc ref to 224 c109-10W.
What matters in regard to the prospects for a carbon tax were raised by the Minister for Energy during his recent visit to Abu Dhabi. - Inc ref to 224 c109-10W.
How many representatives of the United Kingdom Government and of what rank, civil or military, attended the 1993 International Defence Exhibition in Abu Dhabi; and at what cost. - Inc figure & fact that details of the extra costs of all those attending are not held centrally & could only...
How many representatives of the United Kingdom Government and of what rank, civil or military, attended the 1993 International Defence Exhibition in Abu Dhabi; and at what cost. - Inc figure & fact that details of the extra costs of all those attending are not held centrally & could only...
When he next plans to visit Abu Dhabi.
When he next plans to visit Abu Dhabi.
What action he has taken since 1st March to secure the release of the British citizens detained in Abu Dhabi.
What action he has taken since 1st March to secure the release of the British citizens detained in Abu Dhabi.
That this House is appalled at the refusal of the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, the honourable Member for Morecambe and Lunesdale, to summon the Ambassador of the United Arab Emirates to discuss the case of the British hostages detained in Abu Dhabi; is astonished to learn that a letter written by the widow of the hostage who died in Abu Dhabi, which was delivered to the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs by the honourable Member for Leicester East four months ago, has not been replied to; considers that an unwillingness to properly defend the rights of citizens abroad is the most dishonourable position that any government could take; demands that urgent action be taken to see that these British citizens be either charged and offered a fair and just trial or released immediately; and believes that it is incumbent upon the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State to immediately express this opinion of this House to the Ambassador and Government of the United Arab Emirates.
That this House is appalled at the refusal of the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, the honourable Member for Morecambe and Lunesdale, to summon the Ambassador of the United Arab Emirates to discuss the case of the British hostages detained in Abu Dhabi; is astonished to...
That this House is astonished at the attitude of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office towards the plight of the six British citizens who have been detained for over 18 months by order of Sheikh Zayed and the Government of Abu Dhabi without any formal charge of any crime; although welcoming the comments by the Foreign Secretary in a letter of 17th March to the honourable Member for Leicester East that he understands the distress and worry which the detainees' prolonged detention is causing their families, believes that greater efforts should be taken on behalf of these British citizens; notes the fact that since the detentions were first ordered one of the detainees has died in Abu Dhabi; holds that it is inadequate that Her Majesty's Government considers it sufficient that some day in the future the detainees may be charged with a crime; notes the fact that the detainees possess information that is crucial to the victims of BCCI as well as the liquidators; believes that it is incumbent upon Her Majesty's Government to demand that these British citizens be either charged and offered a fair and just trial, or be released immediately; contrasts the attitude of Her Majesty's Government to the detainees with other British citizens detained abroad; and calls on the Foreign Secretary to meet with interested honourable Members immediately to discuss this important matter.
That this House is astonished at the attitude of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office towards the plight of the six British citizens who have been detained for over 18 months by order of Sheikh Zayed and the Government of Abu Dhabi without any formal charge of any crime; although welcoming...
That this House calls on the government of Abu Dhabi to recognize that it is expected of all nations that a fair and honourable system of criminal law be practised; and considers that the detention of British citizens without formal charges violates his humane principle.
That this House calls on the government of Abu Dhabi to recognize that it is expected of all nations that a fair and honourable system of criminal law be practised; and considers that the detention of British citizens without formal charges violates his humane principle.
What involvement his Department had in the preparation for the Idex 93 exhibition in Abu Dhabi opening on 15th February; and what positions are held by staff of his Department who will be present for the event. - Includes ref to 218 c33W.
What involvement his Department had in the preparation for the Idex 93 exhibition in Abu Dhabi opening on 15th February; and what positions are held by staff of his Department who will be present for the event. - Includes ref to 218 c33W.
To comment on relations between Britain and Abu Dhabi. (Failed OPQ). - Inc ref to 208 c825-6.
To comment on relations between Britain and Abu Dhabi. (Failed OPQ). - Inc ref to 208 c825-6.