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To ask the Prime Minister, whether he authorised the letter faxed to the Right honourable Member for Birmingham, Ladywood on 28th February by the Cabinet Secretary.
To ask the Prime Minister, whether he authorised the letter faxed to the Right honourable Member for Birmingham, Ladywood on 28th February by the Cabinet Secretary.
To ask the Prime Minister, whether he received representations (a) in the run-up to and (b) during the war in Iraq from the then Secretary of State for International Development in which she raised concerns about the alleged activities of the United Kingdom's intelligence services at the UN.
To ask the Prime Minister, whether he received representations (a) in the run-up to and (b) during the war in Iraq from the then Secretary of State for International Development in which she raised concerns about the alleged activities of the United Kingdom's intelligence services at the UN.
That this House notes the remarks by the Right honourable Member for Birmingham, Ladywood on the BBC Today programme that the UK Government engaged in spying and telephone tapping of the United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan; further notes that this is illegal under Article II, Section 3, of the 1946 General Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the UN, which prohibits any form of interference with the property and assets of the UN; supports the stance taken by sacked GCHQ employee Katharine Gun in exposing spying on the UN missions of six countries, as part of the failed US/UK effort to secure a resolution authorising war in Iraq, which is illegal under Article 27 (1) of the 1961 Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations; believes that it is a charge of the utmost seriousness that agencies acting under the instruction and authority of the UK Government engaged in unlawful wiretapping of the Secretary-General of the United Nations; and calls on the Crown Prosecution Service to investigate those who carried out and instructed these illegal activities.
That this House notes the remarks by the Right honourable Member for Birmingham, Ladywood on the BBC Today programme that the UK Government engaged in spying and telephone tapping of the United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan; further notes that this is illegal under Article II, Section 3, of the 1946...
The Conflict in Iraq. House of Commons Library Research Paper 03/50.
The Conflict in Iraq. House of Commons Library Research Paper 03/50.
Personal statement by Clare Short on her resignation from the government over the situation in Iraq and the role of the UN.
Personal statement by Clare Short on her resignation from the government over the situation in Iraq and the role of the UN.
That this House congratulates the Right honourable Member for Birmingham Ladywood on her conduct as Secretary of State for International Development; believes that she achieved considerable success in that post; supports strongly the work she undertook together with the Chancellor of the Exchequer to relieve the indebtedness of the poorest countries; urges the Cabinet to continue her good work; but is dismayed that there is no longer a Cabinet minister answerable to the Commons for this vital issue.
That this House congratulates the Right honourable Member for Birmingham Ladywood on her conduct as Secretary of State for International Development; believes that she achieved considerable success in that post; supports strongly the work she undertook together with the Chancellor of the Exchequer to relieve the indebtedness of the poorest...
That this House acknowledges the dedication, caring attitude and achievements of the Right honourable Member for Birmingham, Ladywood, as Secretary of State for International Development; and thanks her for raising the profile of international development over recent years.
That this House acknowledges the dedication, caring attitude and achievements of the Right honourable Member for Birmingham, Ladywood, as Secretary of State for International Development; and thanks her for raising the profile of international development over recent years.