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Lords announcement of the retirements of Lord Dunlop, Lord St John of Bletso and Lord Trefgarne on 27 March; the Earl of Lytton on 28 March; Lord Bragg on 31 March; and Lord Palumbo of Southwark on 1 April 2026.
Lords announcement of the retirements of Lord Dunlop, Lord St John of Bletso and Lord Trefgarne on 27 March; the Earl of Lytton on 28 March; Lord Bragg on 31 March; and Lord Palumbo of Southwark on 1 April 2026.
My Lords, I should like to notify the House of the retirement, with effect from 27 March, of the noble Lords, Lord Dunlop, Lord St John of Bletso and Lord Trefgarne; with effect from 28 March, of the noble Earl, Lord Lytton; with effect from 31 March, of the noble...
My Lords, I should like to notify the House of the retirement, with effect from 27 March, of the noble Lords, Lord Dunlop, Lord St John of Bletso and Lord Trefgarne; with effect from 28 March, of the noble Earl, Lord Lytton; with effect from 31 March, of the noble...
The Clerk of the Parliaments informed the House that he had received written notice from the following members of the House under section 1 of the House of Lords Reform Act 2014 stating that they would retire from the House: Lord Chadlington on 7 March; Lord Suri on 9 March; Lord Trefgarne on 27 March and Baroness Lea of Lymm on 30 April 2026.
The Clerk of the Parliaments informed the House that he had received written notice from the following members of the House under section 1 of the House of Lords Reform Act 2014 stating that they would retire from the House: Lord Chadlington on 7 March; Lord Suri on 9 March;...
My Lords, I take this opportunity to note that our longest-serving Member, the noble Lord, Lord Trefgarne, yesterday marked 60 years since he first took his seat. On behalf of the House, I pay tribute to the endurance of the noble Lord.
My Lords, I take this opportunity to note that our longest-serving Member, the noble Lord, Lord Trefgarne, yesterday marked 60 years since he first took his seat. On behalf of the House, I pay tribute to the endurance of the noble Lord.
Lords tributes to Lord Trefgarne, the longest-serving member of the House of Lords, who marked 60 years since he first took his seat on 3 July 2022.
Lords tributes to Lord Trefgarne, the longest-serving member of the House of Lords, who marked 60 years since he first took his seat on 3 July 2022.
Lords personal statement on the registration of business interests and use of House of Lords stationery.
Lords personal statement on the registration of business interests and use of House of Lords stationery.
My Lords, I wish to make a personal statement. As your Lordships may be aware, there has been some recent press comment relating to a letter, now made public, which I wrote in 2007 on a private matter of a business nature. I accept that although the business interest to...
My Lords, I wish to make a personal statement. As your Lordships may be aware, there has been some recent press comment relating to a letter, now made public, which I wrote in 2007 on a private matter of a business nature. I accept that although the business interest to...
That this House notes that former Government Ministers Lord Trefgarne and Mr Alan Clark and the current Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster appear to have misled Parliament from 1987 onwards by actively encouraging the export of arms manufacturing equipment made in Britain to Iraq in violation of the arms embargo; further notes they pursued this policy as the civilised world condemned the Halabja massacre in 1988, when an estimated 5,000 Kurds were gassed; believes all the Ministers involved in these events and the current President of the Board of Trade, the Home Secretary and the Secretary of State for Defence, who have subsequently tried to obscure them by signing secrecy certificates, should immediately resign; and demands that the Government apologise to the British troops who were sent into combat against Saddam Hussein who was armed with weapons made with the knowledge of British Ministers.
That this House notes that former Government Ministers Lord Trefgarne and Mr Alan Clark and the current Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster appear to have misled Parliament from 1987 onwards by actively encouraging the export of arms manufacturing equipment made in Britain to Iraq in violation of the arms...