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To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, if the outstanding issues relating to the compensation payments to the men wrongly convicted of the Birmingham pub bombings have been resolved; when his officials last met representatives of the men to discuss compensation; what interim payments have been made...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, if the outstanding issues relating to the compensation payments to the men wrongly convicted of the Birmingham pub bombings have been resolved; when his officials last met representatives of the men to discuss compensation; what interim payments have been made...
What role Ms Fiona King played in preparing the Crown case in (a) the 1989 appeal of the three men convicted of killing Carl Bridgewater and (b) the 1987 and 1991 appeals of the six men convicted of the Birmingham pub bombings.
What role Ms Fiona King played in preparing the Crown case in (a) the 1989 appeal of the three men convicted of killing Carl Bridgewater and (b) the 1987 and 1991 appeals of the six men convicted of the Birmingham pub bombings.
What role Mr David Kyle played in preparing the Crown case in (a) the 1989 appeal of the men convicted of killing Carl Bridgewater and (b) the 1987 and 1991 appeals of the six people convicted of the Birmingham pub bombings.
What role Mr David Kyle played in preparing the Crown case in (a) the 1989 appeal of the men convicted of killing Carl Bridgewater and (b) the 1987 and 1991 appeals of the six people convicted of the Birmingham pub bombings.
When he received the final claims for compensation from the six men wrongly convicted of the Birmingham pub bombings; when it was passed to Sir David Calcutt; and what action has been taken.
When he received the final claims for compensation from the six men wrongly convicted of the Birmingham pub bombings; when it was passed to Sir David Calcutt; and what action has been taken.
If he will call for reports from the appropriate chief constable to provide estimates for the cost including police wages of (a) the inquiry by Mr David Owen into the injuries inflicted on the six people convicted of the Birmingham pub bombings during the first few days in custody, (b)...
If he will call for reports from the appropriate chief constable to provide estimates for the cost including police wages of (a) the inquiry by Mr David Owen into the injuries inflicted on the six people convicted of the Birmingham pub bombings during the first few days in custody, (b)...
If he will provide estimates for the cost of (a) the trial of the six people charged with the Birmingham pub bombings, (b) their 1976 appeal, (c) their civil action against the West Midlands and Lancashire police, (d) their 1987 appeal, (e) their 1991 appeal, (f) their prosecution of the...
If he will provide estimates for the cost of (a) the trial of the six people charged with the Birmingham pub bombings, (b) their 1976 appeal, (c) their civil action against the West Midlands and Lancashire police, (d) their 1987 appeal, (e) their 1991 appeal, (f) their prosecution of the...
What ESDA evidence has been adduced in (a) the case of Paul Malone and (b) the case of the Birmingham six.
What ESDA evidence has been adduced in (a) the case of Paul Malone and (b) the case of the Birmingham six.
That this House notes the presence of three members of the Birmingham Six at a rally in Londonderry on Sunday 31st January; utterly condemns the incitement to kill contained in the speech of one of the Birmingham Six, Mr Paddy Hill, who exhorted the crowd to send the British soldiers back to London in boxes; recognises the hurt that this has caused to most people in Northern Ireland; deplores the bitterness which such irresponsible speeches create; is alarmed at the impact of such incitement on young people and its potential to encourage terrorist violence; records that members of the Birmingham Six have such views and openly express them; and calls upon the Attorney General to invite the Director of Public Prosecutions to consider a prosecution of Mr Paddy Hill for incitement to hatred.
That this House notes the presence of three members of the Birmingham Six at a rally in Londonderry on Sunday 31st January; utterly condemns the incitement to kill contained in the speech of one of the Birmingham Six, Mr Paddy Hill, who exhorted the crowd to send the British soldiers...
What recent reports he has had from the Director of Public Prosecutions into further forensic examination by West Midlands Police of evidence used in the case of the Birmingham six.
What recent reports he has had from the Director of Public Prosecutions into further forensic examination by West Midlands Police of evidence used in the case of the Birmingham six.
When he expects the police inquiry into the Birmingham pub bombings to be completed. (Failed OPQ).
When he expects the police inquiry into the Birmingham pub bombings to be completed. (Failed OPQ).
If he will list the compensation for wrongful imprisonment so far paid to (a) the four people convicted of the Guildford and Woolwich bombings, (b) Mrs Maguire and her six co-defendants and (c) the six men convicted of the Birmingham pub bombings; and when he expects to reach a final...
If he will list the compensation for wrongful imprisonment so far paid to (a) the four people convicted of the Guildford and Woolwich bombings, (b) Mrs Maguire and her six co-defendants and (c) the six men convicted of the Birmingham pub bombings; and when he expects to reach a final...
If he will call for a report from the Chief Constable of the West Midlands regarding the progress of the investigation into the Birmingham pub bombings following the release of the Birmingham Six; how many officers are engaged in the inquiry. - No. These are matters for chief constable of...
If he will call for a report from the Chief Constable of the West Midlands regarding the progress of the investigation into the Birmingham pub bombings following the release of the Birmingham Six; how many officers are engaged in the inquiry. - No. These are matters for chief constable of...
If he will call for a report from (a) the Chief Constable of Devon and Cornwall as to the cost of each of the two investigations into the Birmingham Six and (b) the Chief Constable of West Yorkshire as to the cost of the inquiry into the West Midlands Serious...
If he will call for a report from (a) the Chief Constable of Devon and Cornwall as to the cost of each of the two investigations into the Birmingham Six and (b) the Chief Constable of West Yorkshire as to the cost of the inquiry into the West Midlands Serious...
That this House recalls that in 1974 and 1975 an inquiry into the treatment in custody of the six innocent men convicted of the Birmingham pub bombings was conducted by the then Assistant Chief Constable of Lincolnshire, now the Chief Constable of North Wales, Mr David Owen; recalls that, despite a wealth of evidence that the men had been assaulted in the custody of the West Midlands Serious Crimes Squad and that their confessions were fabricated, Mr Owen exonerated the police and placed blame for the assaults solely on prison officers; further recalls that Mr Owen's report was not published; calls for the immediate publication of the Owen report; and hopes that when the time comes for an inquiry into the Birmingham pub bombings case the role of Mr David Owen will not be overlooked.
That this House recalls that in 1974 and 1975 an inquiry into the treatment in custody of the six innocent men convicted of the Birmingham pub bombings was conducted by the then Assistant Chief Constable of Lincolnshire, now the Chief Constable of North Wales, Mr David Owen; recalls that, despite...
That this House recalls that the officer in overall charge of the investigation which led to the conviction of six innocent men for the Birmingham pub bombings was Assistant Chief Constable Maurice Buck, later Chief Constable of Northampton; also recalls that Mr Buck was present in Queen's Road police station for much of the time that the men were being interrogated and that he saw their condition immediately after interrogation; further recalls that when there was credit to be claimed for this apparently successful investigation Mr Buck was rarely off the nation's television screens; notes that now the Birmingham pub bombings investigations seem a less glorious enterprise, Mr Buck has managed to avoid any association with the case; hopes that any investigation of the Birmingham pub bombings case will not overlook the role of Maurice Buck; and calls on Mr Buck to accept his share of responsibility for the disaster and not to leave less senior officers to carry the can.
That this House recalls that the officer in overall charge of the investigation which led to the conviction of six innocent men for the Birmingham pub bombings was Assistant Chief Constable Maurice Buck, later Chief Constable of Northampton; also recalls that Mr Buck was present in Queen's Road police station...