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That this House notes the fact that the jobs of the Attorney General and the Chief Secretary to the Treasury were saved by the vote of the honourable Member for Torbay on 26th February, just 98 minutes after he had repeated his opinion that people should lose their jobs at Westminster because of a mess that could have allowed innocent men to go to prison; and is surprised that the honourable Member can have been so confused.
That this House notes the fact that the jobs of the Attorney General and the Chief Secretary to the Treasury were saved by the vote of the honourable Member for Torbay on 26th February, just 98 minutes after he had repeated his opinion that people should lose their jobs at...
That this House notes that the honourable Member for Torbay has recently received libel damages of a reported ??250,000 from the Daily Mirror over stories concerning the Maxwell scandal; further notes his repeated public concern over the plight of the Mirror and Maxwell pensioners; and suggests he could best demonstrate that concern by donating the libel award to the official fund set up by the Government to compensate the Maxwell pensioners.
That this House notes that the honourable Member for Torbay has recently received libel damages of a reported ??250,000 from the Daily Mirror over stories concerning the Maxwell scandal; further notes his repeated public concern over the plight of the Mirror and Maxwell pensioners; and suggests he could best demonstrate...
That this House notes that the Political Correspondent of the Daily Mirror, Mr Alastair Campbell, contributed to an editorial in the Daily Mirror published on 23rd October 1991 in which it was alleged that the honourable Member for Torbay had abused parliamentary privilege and sought to 'exploit parliamentary privilege' by raising an issue in the chamber in which he had an interest; specifically that he shares a literary agent with the American author Mr Seymour Hersh; expresses concern that despite being given the proof that this allegation is wholly untrue, and being presented with the opportunity to apologise and withdraw the charge, neither Mr Alistair Campbell nor his editor, Mr Richard Stott, have chosen to do so; and urges the Daily Mirror's editorial staff to accept its responsibilities, reply to the letters of complaint it has so far ignored and print the necessary retraction without further procrastination.
That this House notes that the Political Correspondent of the Daily Mirror, Mr Alastair Campbell, contributed to an editorial in the Daily Mirror published on 23rd October 1991 in which it was alleged that the honourable Member for Torbay had abused parliamentary privilege and sought to 'exploit parliamentary privilege' by...
If HM Govt propose to initiate actions for account of profits against Mr Anthony Cavendish & hon Member for Torbay (Mr Allason) in respect of material about security services written by them & published without HM Govts full agreement. - No.
If HM Govt propose to initiate actions for account of profits against Mr Anthony Cavendish & hon Member for Torbay (Mr Allason) in respect of material about security services written by them & published without HM Govts full agreement. - No.
What action AG proposes to take in the light of the publication of the book "The Friends - Britain's Post War Secret Intelligence Operations" written by the hon Member for Torbay (Mr Allason) - Includes ref to 22 June 1988.
What action AG proposes to take in the light of the publication of the book "The Friends - Britain's Post War Secret Intelligence Operations" written by the hon Member for Torbay (Mr Allason) - Includes ref to 22 June 1988.
Why Govt have not sought an injunction to restrain publication of book written by hon.Member for Torbay (Mr Allason) under pseudonym of Nigel West entitled "The Friends: Britain's Post-war Secret Intelligence Operations"
Why Govt have not sought an injunction to restrain publication of book written by hon.Member for Torbay (Mr Allason) under pseudonym of Nigel West entitled "The Friends: Britain's Post-war Secret Intelligence Operations"
If statement by Mr Rupert Allason MP in his book that four clandestine GCHQ operators working under Cable & Wireless cover were killed by Turkish terrorists in 1972 is correct & if so on what authority operation took place & to ensure that no further such incidents will occur.
If statement by Mr Rupert Allason MP in his book that four clandestine GCHQ operators working under Cable & Wireless cover were killed by Turkish terrorists in 1972 is correct & if so on what authority operation took place & to ensure that no further such incidents will occur.
When the Attorney-General expects to make a decision on the possible prosecution of the hon. Member for Torbay (Mr. Allason) in relation to his alleged possession of certain security documents.
When the Attorney-General expects to make a decision on the possible prosecution of the hon. Member for Torbay (Mr. Allason) in relation to his alleged possession of certain security documents.