Whether they accept the explanation given by the then Iraq Ambassador to the Holy See to the International Atomic Energy Authority for his visit to Niger in February 1999; and, if not, whether they have provided the authority with any additional evidence on the purpose of that visit since the...

Whether they accept the explanation given by the then Iraq Ambassador to the Holy See to the International Atomic Energy Authority for his visit to Niger in February 1999; and, if not, whether they have provided the authority with any additional evidence on the purpose of that visit since the...

Whether they are obliged by treaty obligations, and if so by which articles, to notify the International Atomic Energy Authority of any evidence which comes to their attention of attempts to procure uranium ore illegally; and, if so, when they notified the authority of intelligence referred to in paragraph 494...

Whether they are obliged by treaty obligations, and if so by which articles, to notify the International Atomic Energy Authority of any evidence which comes to their attention of attempts to procure uranium ore illegally; and, if so, when they notified the authority of intelligence referred to in paragraph 494...

Whether the training they provide to the Jamaican Constabulary Force includes preservation of forensic, ballistics and other evidence from incident scenes where police have discharged firearms or used other force. [HL 119].

Whether the training they provide to the Jamaican Constabulary Force includes preservation of forensic, ballistics and other evidence from incident scenes where police have discharged firearms or used other force. [HL 119].

Whether they will obtain and publish, in relation to the British citizens facing the possibility of trials before military commissions in Guantanamo, copies of: (a) President Bushs Military Order of November 2001 authorising trials outside the normal federal and military courts; (b) the Military Commission Order of March 2002; (c)...

Whether they will obtain and publish, in relation to the British citizens facing the possibility of trials before military commissions in Guantanamo, copies of: (a) President Bushs Military Order of November 2001 authorising trials outside the normal federal and military courts; (b) the Military Commission Order of March 2002; (c)...

Whether the United States has provided them with evidence indicating that British citizens detained in Guantanamo Bay have committed terrorist or other serious criminal offences. [HL 3921].

Whether the United States has provided them with evidence indicating that British citizens detained in Guantanamo Bay have committed terrorist or other serious criminal offences. [HL 3921].

Why the Ministry of Defence will not reopen the inquiry to hear the evidence of Squadron Leader R Burke concerning the Chinook helicopter accident on the Mull of Kintyre.

Why the Ministry of Defence will not reopen the inquiry to hear the evidence of Squadron Leader R Burke concerning the Chinook helicopter accident on the Mull of Kintyre.

Why Squadron Leader R Burke was not allowed to give evidence to the Royal Air Force board of inquiry, the Air Accidents Investigation Board and the Scottish Sheriff's fatal accident inquiry concerning the Chinook accident on the Mull of Kintyre. [HL 3574].

Why Squadron Leader R Burke was not allowed to give evidence to the Royal Air Force board of inquiry, the Air Accidents Investigation Board and the Scottish Sheriff's fatal accident inquiry concerning the Chinook accident on the Mull of Kintyre. [HL 3574].

Whether they will waive public interest immunity in relation to evidence in the possession of the security services which may have a bearing on the conviction of two persons found guilty of conspiracy to bomb the Israeli Embassy in 1994. [HL 563]. - Ref to 11 January (323 c8-9WA).

Whether they will waive public interest immunity in relation to evidence in the possession of the security services which may have a bearing on the conviction of two persons found guilty of conspiracy to bomb the Israeli Embassy in 1994. [HL 563]. - Ref to 11 January (323 c8-9WA).

What rules they apply in deciding whether diplomatic or consular personnel may give evidence in foreign courts. - Ref to CH 305 c386W.

What rules they apply in deciding whether diplomatic or consular personnel may give evidence in foreign courts. - Ref to CH 305 c386W.

If they will reopen discussions with the American Govt on handing over to the International Criminal Tribunal on the former Yugoslavia recordings made jointly by US and British intelligence agencies of conversations involving President Milosevic and others, which may constitute evidence of complicity in war crimes.

If they will reopen discussions with the American Govt on handing over to the International Criminal Tribunal on the former Yugoslavia recordings made jointly by US and British intelligence agencies of conversations involving President Milosevic and others, which may constitute evidence of complicity in war crimes.