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War against Terrorism (4 Nov 2004): Mr Chris Mullin: ...the greatest threat to our security. That is why fighting terrorism and preventing the spread of weapons of mass destruction have become our No. 1 priority. That means not just military action to hunt down terrorists but dealing with the causes of terrorism—injustice, oppression and poverty, which contribute to the helplessness and despair which, as several hon. Members have...
Oral Answers to Questions — Engagements (25 Feb 1998): Mr Chris Mullin: Has my right hon. Friend noticed that all opinion polls show that the overwhelming majority of country dwellers are opposed to hunting with hounds? Has he also noticed that there is a considerable overlap between the so-called countryside alliance and the bloodsports wing of the Conservative party? Is he aware that many of those who will be attending next Sunday's demonstration will be there...
Oral Answers to Questions — Prime Minister: Engagements (25 Jun 1997): Mr Chris Mullin: ...confirm that it remains his intention within the lifetime of this Parliament to deprive hereditary peers of their voting rights; if it is his intention, does he agree that the Wild Animals (Hunting with Dogs) Bill, recently introduced by my hon. Friend the Member for Worcester (Mr. Foster) to ban hunting with hounds, provides us with a welcome opportunity to deal with two mediaeval relics...

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