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Points of Order: Defence in the World (1 Feb 2007)

Nick Brown: ...continuing revenue costs. I remind the House of the words of Coroner Selena Lynch at the inquest into the death of my constituent, Mr. Anthony Wakefield, who served with the Coldstream Guards in Iraq. He died instantly from neck and chest wounds when a bomb exploded close to his Snatch Land Rover near al-Almarah on 1 May last year. He was wearing standard body armour, but not Kestrel kit,...

Defence (21 Oct 2004)

Mr Nick Brown: ...and Royal Navy. In the debate we are taking a strategic look at our armed services in the world. I accept that the Secretary of State concentrated his remarks on the Army and the situation in Iraq; it could not have been otherwise. However, he did not refer to our strategic nuclear deterrent, although others have referred to it. I remember arguing the case for and against the Trident...

Bills Presented: Adjournment (Summer) (20 Jul 1994)

Mr Nick Brown: ...and Embryology Authority and the importance of protecting those engaged in legitimate research; the Lockerbie tragedy, and his continued campaign for a trial to be held according to Scottish rules; Iraq; and the newspaper price war. I note that that last subject will be debated again later tonight. Let me mention two other matters. First, as right hon. and hon. Members will know, the...

Clause 1: Treaty on European Union (13 Jan 1993)

Mr Nick Brown: On a point of order, Mr. Lofthouse, have you yet heard from the Government whether there will be a statement later tonight concerning the American attack on Iraq?

Oral Answers to Questions — Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs: Europe-USA Relations (24 Oct 1990)

Mr Nick Brown: ..., will he then dicuss the same issue with his Cabinet colleagues and get from them some intervention in those parts of the country, particularly my constituency, where substantial contracts with Iraq have been lost as a result of sanctions and major redundancy rounds have ensued? This is a problem that affects the north-east and Scotland, but so far there has been no response about...