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Westminster Hall adjournment debate on PC Gerald Walker.
Westminster Hall adjournment debate on PC Gerald Walker.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, if he will list known British victims of the terrorist attacks of 11th September. - Includes figures.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, if he will list known British victims of the terrorist attacks of 11th September. - Includes figures.
How many (a) pedestrians and (b) cyclists were killed on the roads in each year in Great Britain since 1979. - Table given.
How many (a) pedestrians and (b) cyclists were killed on the roads in each year in Great Britain since 1979. - Table given.
How many road death inquests involving accidental verdicts are followed by criminal prosecution of the responsible drivers in each of the last 10 years. - Info not available.
How many road death inquests involving accidental verdicts are followed by criminal prosecution of the responsible drivers in each of the last 10 years. - Info not available.
What percentage of road deaths in the last year was caused by inappropriate speeds, in respect of (a) urban and (b) rural roads.
What percentage of road deaths in the last year was caused by inappropriate speeds, in respect of (a) urban and (b) rural roads.
If he will review the Crown Prosecution Service decision in respect of prosecution of the operator of the truck with defective brakes which killed six people at Sowerby Bridge in Yorkshire.
If he will review the Crown Prosecution Service decision in respect of prosecution of the operator of the truck with defective brakes which killed six people at Sowerby Bridge in Yorkshire.
How many people have been killed while travelling on board United Kingdom ferries over the last five years. - Four.
How many people have been killed while travelling on board United Kingdom ferries over the last five years. - Four.
How many people were (a) killed and (b) injured (i) in road accidents in the United Kingdom, (ii) at sea in United Kingdom territorial waters and (iii) in aircraft crashes in the United Kingdom airspace in each year since 1979. - Table given.
How many people were (a) killed and (b) injured (i) in road accidents in the United Kingdom, (ii) at sea in United Kingdom territorial waters and (iii) in aircraft crashes in the United Kingdom airspace in each year since 1979. - Table given.
When his Department will be pursuing disciplinary proceedings against the prison staff involved in restraining Omasese Lumumba in Pentonville prison. - Including text of letter from Derek Lewis of Prison Service Agency.
When his Department will be pursuing disciplinary proceedings against the prison staff involved in restraining Omasese Lumumba in Pentonville prison. - Including text of letter from Derek Lewis of Prison Service Agency.
That this House notes that many workers who produced gas masks at Boots for the Second World War effort have since died from asbestos-related diseases; and calls for a full public inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the deaths and for the company and the relevant government departments to establish a compensation fund and to help the surviving victims without delay.
That this House notes that many workers who produced gas masks at Boots for the Second World War effort have since died from asbestos-related diseases; and calls for a full public inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the deaths and for the company and the relevant government departments to establish a...
When the Crown Prosecution Service will bring forward recommendations on the possible prosecutions of those officers involved in the Joy Gardner case.
When the Crown Prosecution Service will bring forward recommendations on the possible prosecutions of those officers involved in the Joy Gardner case.
If the report sent by the Police Complaints Authority to the CPS concerning the death of Joy Gardner will include an investigation into the role of immigration officials involved in Mrs Gardner's case in the period up to the attempted deportation.
If the report sent by the Police Complaints Authority to the CPS concerning the death of Joy Gardner will include an investigation into the role of immigration officials involved in Mrs Gardner's case in the period up to the attempted deportation.
That this House is concerned that after the death of Joy Gardner in July 1993 in unexplained circumstances no decision has yet been reached as to the cause of her death; notes that the Crown Prosecution Service has had the PCA report since 16th February 1994 and urges it to reach its decision on prosecutions without further delay; considers it is essential that the Police Complaints Authority uses its powers under section 97(2) of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 to produce a report for the Home Secretary which can be made public; believes that Conservative immigration policy is unnecessarily secretive and requests the publication of Home Office guidelines to immigration officers in deportation areas; observes the pressing need for a full public inquiry into the Joy Gardner case and into United Kingdom deportation more generally if race relations are to be improved and public confidence in the immigration system restored; and requests the creation of an independent watchdog to supervise immigration procedures including deportation.
That this House is concerned that after the death of Joy Gardner in July 1993 in unexplained circumstances no decision has yet been reached as to the cause of her death; notes that the Crown Prosecution Service has had the PCA report since 16th February 1994 and urges it to...
If he will respond formally to the Police Complaints Authority report on deportation policy arising from the investigation into the death of Joy Gardner; and if he will place a copy of the report's recommendation in the Library. - Police Complaints Authority has not made any such report.
If he will respond formally to the Police Complaints Authority report on deportation policy arising from the investigation into the death of Joy Gardner; and if he will place a copy of the report's recommendation in the Library. - Police Complaints Authority has not made any such report.
That this House notes that it is over two years since the death in Pentonville Prison of asylum-seeker Omasese Lumumba; notes that despite an inquest jury verdict of unlawful killing no prison officers involved in his death are to be prosecuted; calls on the Government to institute a full and genuinely independent public inquiry into this matter and, in addition, to review the use of force and restraint on imprisoned and detained people; believes that the internal prison report into the death of Omasese Lumumba needs to be published; believes further that his death illustrates serious deficiencies in the procedures applied to the detention of asylum-seekers in the United Kingdom; calls on the Government to review these procedures to ensure that all asylum-seekers, including those who are detained, are treated in accordance with the best international standards; considers that reform of the procedures for asylum-seekers should include advising asylum-seekers, in a language which is fully comprehensible to them, of the nature of the procedures and their rights under them; believes that each detained person should be provided with written reasons for the detention and should be brought promptly before a judicial authority where the authorities of the United Kingdom must prove that the detention is both necessary and recognised as legitimate by international standards; and considers that all asylum-seekers should be given access to a lawyer, their families, the UNHCR or any other appropriate body and that each asylum-seeker should be given at an early stage a comprehensive interview by the Home Office Asylum Division official who is dealing with their specific claim for asylum.
That this House notes that it is over two years since the death in Pentonville Prison of asylum-seeker Omasese Lumumba; notes that despite an inquest jury verdict of unlawful killing no prison officers involved in his death are to be prosecuted; calls on the Government to institute a full and...
When he will announce the outcome of his internal review of deportation policies and procedures following the death of Joy Gardner. Inc Ref to 235 c212-3W.
When he will announce the outcome of his internal review of deportation policies and procedures following the death of Joy Gardner. Inc Ref to 235 c212-3W.
How many fatalities there have been due to dog attacks since the Royal Assent was given to the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991; if he will name the breed of each dog involved; and whether it was registered under the Act; & to comment on the future of the Dangerous Dogs...
How many fatalities there have been due to dog attacks since the Royal Assent was given to the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991; if he will name the breed of each dog involved; and whether it was registered under the Act; & to comment on the future of the Dangerous Dogs...
If he will name each of the asylum-seekers who have died in detention since 1990; what public reports were made on the circumstances of their deaths.
If he will name each of the asylum-seekers who have died in detention since 1990; what public reports were made on the circumstances of their deaths.
What is the estimated cost of extending receipt of invalid care allowance for a further eight weeks to carers after the death of their dependant - Estimated cost would be #2.4 million in a full year.
What is the estimated cost of extending receipt of invalid care allowance for a further eight weeks to carers after the death of their dependant - Estimated cost would be #2.4 million in a full year.
What were the total number of injuries as a result of work activities reported to enforcement authorities in the 5 counties of the east midlands region for each year since 1986-87 in the categories fatal, non-fatal major, over 3 days & total reported in agriculture, energy, manufacturing, construction and services....
What were the total number of injuries as a result of work activities reported to enforcement authorities in the 5 counties of the east midlands region for each year since 1986-87 in the categories fatal, non-fatal major, over 3 days & total reported in agriculture, energy, manufacturing, construction and services....