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To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department if he will recommend DC Stephen Oake for a posthumous George Cross.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department if he will recommend DC Stephen Oake for a posthumous George Cross.
That this House expresses its revulsion and dismay at the recent destruction by vandals of the Police Memorial Trust granite memorial erected in Crumpsall, Manchester, in the memory of Detective Constable Stephen Oake of Poynton in the Macclesfield constituency, who was fatally stabbed by an al-Qaeda terrorist suspect whilst defending colleagues on operational duty with Greater Manchester Police during an anti-terror raid on a flat in Manchester on 14th January 2003; shares in the sense of distress and sadness felt by DC Stephen Oake's family and his many police colleagues, and friends in the village where he lived at this wanton vandalism; and calls on the authorities and the police to do all within their power quickly to apprehend the persons responsible for this mindless and disgraceful act of vandalism and to ensure that they are severely punished.
That this House expresses its revulsion and dismay at the recent destruction by vandals of the Police Memorial Trust granite memorial erected in Crumpsall, Manchester, in the memory of Detective Constable Stephen Oake of Poynton in the Macclesfield constituency, who was fatally stabbed by an al-Qaeda terrorist suspect whilst defending...
What representations they have received from officers of the Police Federation and others for posthumous recognition of the excelling bravery of Special Branch officer Stephen Oake, murdered while on counter-terrorist police duty in Manchester; and what reply they have made.
What representations they have received from officers of the Police Federation and others for posthumous recognition of the excelling bravery of Special Branch officer Stephen Oake, murdered while on counter-terrorist police duty in Manchester; and what reply they have made.
That this House pays tribute to Detective Constable Stephen Oake of Poynton in the Macclesfield constituency, who was fatally stabbed whilst on operational duty with Greater Manchester Police during an anti-terrorist raid on a flat in Manchester on 14th January 2003; deeply regrets that the Cabinet Office's George Cross Committee has decided not to recommend DC Stephen Oake posthumously to receive the George Cross in recognition of his bravery whilst protecting fellow officers during the incident; notes that the George Cross is the highest award for acts of conspicuous gallantry performed by men or women when not in the face of the enemy; and recognises that this decision will have been received with disappointment and sadness by DC Stephen Oake's family and his many police colleagues and friends in the village where he lived.
That this House pays tribute to Detective Constable Stephen Oake of Poynton in the Macclesfield constituency, who was fatally stabbed whilst on operational duty with Greater Manchester Police during an anti-terrorist raid on a flat in Manchester on 14th January 2003; deeply regrets that the Cabinet Office's George Cross Committee...
Lords statement on whether they will provide further information on the operation in Manchester on 14 January, which led to the death of a police officer. [HL 1122].
Lords statement on whether they will provide further information on the operation in Manchester on 14 January, which led to the death of a police officer. [HL 1122].
Written statement on the Greater Manchester Police incident.
Written statement on the Greater Manchester Police incident.
Statement on the Greater Manchester Police incident.
Statement on the Greater Manchester Police incident.