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That this House remembers the Harrods bombing which took place on 17 December 1983, in which a car bomb placed by the IRA took the lives of three police officers, three civilians and injured more than 90 people; highlights the 37-minute warning which did not give enough time to clear the area on the Saturday before Christmas Eve, the busiest shopping day of the year; expresses our sincere and continuing sympathy to those who live without a loved one and those who live with the physical and emotional impact of that dreadful atrocity designed to take lives and injure as many as possible in the lead up to Christmas; and condemns utterly the actions of the IRA and Sinn Fein who defended them and continue to attempt to justify and eulogise those who engaged in despicable life changing activities.
That this House remembers the Harrods bombing which took place on 17 December 1983, in which a car bomb placed by the IRA took the lives of three police officers, three civilians and injured more than 90 people; highlights the 37-minute warning which did not give enough time to clear...
To ask Her Majesty's Government what assessment they have made of the information regarding Harrods in the article “Amazon gets tough with workers over 35p pay rise”, published in The Sunday Times on 14 August; whether Harrods is classified as a “crucial public service”; whether supermarkets are classified as such;...
To ask Her Majesty's Government what assessment they have made of the information regarding Harrods in the article “Amazon gets tough with workers over 35p pay rise”, published in The Sunday Times on 14 August; whether Harrods is classified as a “crucial public service”; whether supermarkets are classified as such;...
The legislation repealing regulation 7 applies to all employers in all sectors. It came into force on 21st July after debates in both houses of Parliament. It gives employers the choice to work with employment businesses to find suitably qualified staff when they are facing industrial action and offers agency workers the freedom to accept roles replacing staff on strike if they wish. It does not affect the ability of workers to go on strike and existing protections for striking workers are maintained. It does, however, balance the right to strike against the right of employers and third parties not to suffer disproportionate disruption. This is particularly important as we continue to recover from the pandemic and are faced with what are global economic challenges.
To ask the Secretary of State for Justice, what estimates he has made of the number of survivors of the Harrods bombing in 1983 who (a) are entitled to compensation and (b) have received compensation.
To ask the Secretary of State for Justice, what estimates he has made of the number of survivors of the Harrods bombing in 1983 who (a) are entitled to compensation and (b) have received compensation.
The Government is committed to ensuring that victims of historical as well as recent terrorist attacks receive the help and support they need.
Under the Code of Practice for Victims of Crime in England and Wales, victims of terrorism have enhanced entitlements to support as victims of the most serious crime.
The Ministry of Justice fund a range of organisations for the provision of specialist, emotional and practical support to family members bereaved by crime including terrorist attacks, and fund the Peace Foundation which provides specialist support specifically for victims of terrorism.
Since 2015, the majority of funding and support provision for victims of crime in England and Wales has been devolved to Police and Crime Commissioners. This support provision encompasses a range of specialist, practical and emotional support based on the needs of the individual.
In 1983, the Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme was administered by the Criminal Injuries Compensation Board (CICB). CICB annual reports show that between 1983 and 1986, 190 applications for compensation were received that related to the Harrods bombing, but do not contain details of how many of those applications resulted in an award being made. As the Scheme has a number of eligibility criteria, no estimate can be made of the number of survivors who might be entitled to receive compensation.
To ask the Secretary of State for Justice, what support the Government provides to survivors of the Harrods bombing in 1983.
To ask the Secretary of State for Justice, what support the Government provides to survivors of the Harrods bombing in 1983.
The Government is committed to ensuring that victims of historical as well as recent terrorist attacks receive the help and support they need.
Under the Code of Practice for Victims of Crime in England and Wales, victims of terrorism have enhanced entitlements to support as victims of the most serious crime.
The Ministry of Justice fund a range of organisations for the provision of specialist, emotional and practical support to family members bereaved by crime including terrorist attacks, and fund the Peace Foundation which provides specialist support specifically for victims of terrorism.
Since 2015, the majority of funding and support provision for victims of crime in England and Wales has been devolved to Police and Crime Commissioners. This support provision encompasses a range of specialist, practical and emotional support based on the needs of the individual.
In 1983, the Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme was administered by the Criminal Injuries Compensation Board (CICB). CICB annual reports show that between 1983 and 1986, 190 applications for compensation were received that related to the Harrods bombing, but do not contain details of how many of those applications resulted in an award being made. As the Scheme has a number of eligibility criteria, no estimate can be made of the number of survivors who might be entitled to receive compensation.
If he will list the items that have been purchased by his Department from Harrods Store, Knightsbridge, London and the cost price of each item since the establishment of his office. - Inc fact that there have been no puchases by the Cabinet Office from Harrods since the establishment of...
If he will list the items that have been purchased by his Department from Harrods Store, Knightsbridge, London and the cost price of each item since the establishment of his office. - Inc fact that there have been no puchases by the Cabinet Office from Harrods since the establishment of...
If any efforts are being made to recover cost of DTI investigation into Harrods takeover from present owners. (Failed OPQ).
If any efforts are being made to recover cost of DTI investigation into Harrods takeover from present owners. (Failed OPQ).