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When the Cabinet Secretary first knew of the alleged use of House of Commons notepaper by The Guardian newspaper to obtain information about the hotel bill of the Right honourable Member for South Thanet; when the Prime Minister was informed; and what steps he took to bring the matter to...
When the Cabinet Secretary first knew of the alleged use of House of Commons notepaper by The Guardian newspaper to obtain information about the hotel bill of the Right honourable Member for South Thanet; when the Prime Minister was informed; and what steps he took to bring the matter to...
Debate on a motion that the alleged action of The Guardian newspaper in representing that a letter sent by it to the Ritz hotel, Paris, was sent in the name of a Member be referred to Committee of Privileges. Agreed to on division (313 to 38).
Debate on a motion that the alleged action of The Guardian newspaper in representing that a letter sent by it to the Ritz hotel, Paris, was sent in the name of a Member be referred to Committee of Privileges. Agreed to on division (313 to 38).
Pursuant to his Answer of 14th June, 244 c370W, if his Office will now seek to obtain the full text of the letter from the Ritz Hotel referred to in the correspondence between the Prime Minister and Mr Peter Preston, Editor of the Guardian. - I have nothing further to...
Pursuant to his Answer of 14th June, 244 c370W, if his Office will now seek to obtain the full text of the letter from the Ritz Hotel referred to in the correspondence between the Prime Minister and Mr Peter Preston, Editor of the Guardian. - I have nothing further to...
That this House notes that Mr Peter Preston, the Editor of The Guardian, having set himself up as the arbiter of conduct in public life, has in the course of his newspaper campaign laid himself open to charges of conspiracy to deceive, the theft of House of Commons writing paper and its improper use, the forging of a letter and the signature of an MOD official, the impersonation of a Government Minister, and the obtaining of a private document by deception; calls upon the Board of The Guardian to dismiss Mr Preston as Editor forthwith; calls for his case to be referred to the DPP; calls for his conduct to be investigated by the Committee of Privileges; and considers his membership of the Press Complaints Commission to be untenable, such that Mr Preston should resign immediately from that body.
That this House notes that Mr Peter Preston, the Editor of The Guardian, having set himself up as the arbiter of conduct in public life, has in the course of his newspaper campaign laid himself open to charges of conspiracy to deceive, the theft of House of Commons writing paper...
Pursuant to his Answer of 18th May, Official Report, column 470W, if his office will seek to obtain a copy of the receipt and letter for the Ritz Hotel in Paris referred to in the correspondence between the Prime Minister and Mr Peter Preston, Editor of the Guardian.
Pursuant to his Answer of 18th May, Official Report, column 470W, if his office will seek to obtain a copy of the receipt and letter for the Ritz Hotel in Paris referred to in the correspondence between the Prime Minister and Mr Peter Preston, Editor of the Guardian.
If he will comment as to whether his Office has obtained or sought to obtain a copy of the receipt and letter from the Ritz Hotel in Paris referred to in the correspondence between the Prime Minister and Mr Peter Preston, Editor of the Guardian newspaper. - (Holding answer 13...
If he will comment as to whether his Office has obtained or sought to obtain a copy of the receipt and letter from the Ritz Hotel in Paris referred to in the correspondence between the Prime Minister and Mr Peter Preston, Editor of the Guardian newspaper. - (Holding answer 13...
Further to 145 c11W, whether proceedings are to be instituted against Mr Richard Norton-Taylor of The Guardian, & its editor Mr Peter Preston, arising from publication on 4 January of name & background of new head of Secret Intelligence Service. - No.
Further to 145 c11W, whether proceedings are to be instituted against Mr Richard Norton-Taylor of The Guardian, & its editor Mr Peter Preston, arising from publication on 4 January of name & background of new head of Secret Intelligence Service. - No.
What consideration has been given to possible prosecution of Mr Richard Norton-Taylor of The Guardian & of its editor Mr Peter Preston arising from publication on 4 Jan 1989 of name & background of new head of Secret Intelligence Service - Sufficient
What consideration has been given to possible prosecution of Mr Richard Norton-Taylor of The Guardian & of its editor Mr Peter Preston arising from publication on 4 Jan 1989 of name & background of new head of Secret Intelligence Service - Sufficient