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My Lords, it is with deep regret that I have to inform the House of the death on 5 July of Lord Blaker. On behalf of the whole House, I extend our condolences to the noble Lord’s family and friends.
My Lords, it is with deep regret that I have to inform the House of the death on 5 July of Lord Blaker. On behalf of the whole House, I extend our condolences to the noble Lord’s family and friends.
Lords announcement of the death of Lord Blaker on 5 July 2009.
Lords announcement of the death of Lord Blaker on 5 July 2009.
HMG statement announcing publication of the annual report of the Intelligence and Security Committee in accordance with the Intelligence Services Act 1994. - Inc fact that copies in the Libraries and that Lord Blaker to succeed Lord Howe of Aberavon who has indicated his wish to step down from the...
HMG statement announcing publication of the annual report of the Intelligence and Security Committee in accordance with the Intelligence Services Act 1994. - Inc fact that copies in the Libraries and that Lord Blaker to succeed Lord Howe of Aberavon who has indicated his wish to step down from the...
That this House notes that, in their Early Day Motion 841, of 10th March 1992, the then Right honourable Member for Blackpool South, now the Noble Lord, Lord Blaker, and the honourable Member for South Ribble stated that the World in Action Programme of 2nd March 1992, which made allegations against them, was wholly misleading in that, inter alia, the investigation into the affairs of Mr Owen Oyston was, at all times, that of Mr Michael Murrin; regrets that the Noble Lord and the honourable Member for South Ribble thereby did not explain to the House their own involvement in the covert investigation in that tape recordings of conversations between Mr Murrin, the Noble Lord and the honourable Member for South Ribble revealed (a) that they secretly financed and directed the said investigation and that their purpose was to damage the reputation and livelihood of Mr Oyston for politically motivated reasons and (b) that they were also privy to obtaining, by clandestine means, private papers and bank account details of Mr Oyston; therefore calls upon the Noble Lord and the honourable Member for South Ribble to apologise to this House for failing to reveal, in the said Early Day Motion, the extent of their financial and personal involvement in the squalid investigation referred to; further notes that the Noble Lord and the honourable Member for South Ribble have failed to respond to Early Day Motion No. 863 of Session 1991-92, in the name of the honourable Member for Stalybridge and Hyde, which refers to their personal involvement in secret payments to fund a dirty tricks campaign against leading Labour Party members and supporters; and calls upon them to so respond.
That this House notes that, in their Early Day Motion 841, of 10th March 1992, the then Right honourable Member for Blackpool South, now the Noble Lord, Lord Blaker, and the honourable Member for South Ribble stated that the World in Action Programme of 2nd March 1992, which made allegations...
That this House congratulates the World in Action Programme on exposing the disgraceful politically-motivated smear campaign waged over at least 10 years against leading Labour Party members and supporters by the Right honourable Member for Blackpool South and the honourable Member for South Ribble; and notes that they (a) were personally involved in securing secret payments amounting to many thousands of pounds to fund the dirty tricks campaign and (b) acknowledged to The Sunday Times that there was no substance whatsoever to any of their claims.
That this House congratulates the World in Action Programme on exposing the disgraceful politically-motivated smear campaign waged over at least 10 years against leading Labour Party members and supporters by the Right honourable Member for Blackpool South and the honourable Member for South Ribble; and notes that they (a) were...
That this House regrets that the World in Action programme on 2nd March made allegations against the Right honourable Member for Blackpool South and the honourable Member for South Ribble, in spite of the fact that those who made the programme were aware of the following facts, amongst others, about which the programme was wholly misleading (a) that Mr Michael Murrin had commenced his investigation of Mr Owen Oyston's affairs in 1982 as Chairman of the Preston Ratepayers' Association and before he knew either the Right honourable or honourable Member, (b) that the investigation was at all times that of Mr Murrin who approached the honourable Member for South Ribble for help as his constituency MP and (c) that the honourable Member for Workington, a Labour Member, asked a question about Mr Oyston's company, Official Report, 13th July 1988, column 197w, and tabled a Motion about it on 6th July 1988, thus making clear that Mr Oyston's affairs were of interest on both sides of the House; and calls on those responsible for the World in Action programme to apologise and to improve their ethical standards in future.
That this House regrets that the World in Action programme on 2nd March made allegations against the Right honourable Member for Blackpool South and the honourable Member for South Ribble, in spite of the fact that those who made the programme were aware of the following facts, amongst others, about...