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Point of Order: Defence in the UK (26 Apr 2007): Sylvia Heal: Order. I have allowed a passing reference to Iraq and Afghanistan, but the debate is about defence in the UK.
Defence in the United Kingdom (17 Nov 2005): Sylvia Heal: I am quite happy to have a passing reference to the position of troops in other countries, but I do not want this to develop into a debate on Iraq.
Role of the United Nations in Iraq (10 Sep 2003): Mrs Sylvia Heal: Order. I remind all hon. Members that the motion deals with the role of the UN in the reconstruction of Iraq rather than the question of the 45 minutes.
Role of the United Nations in Iraq (10 Sep 2003): Mrs Sylvia Heal: Order. I hope that we will not hear anything about Burma, because the motion before the House is about the reconstruction of Iraq.
Education for 14 to 19-year-olds (13 Feb 2003): Mrs Sylvia Heal: Hon. Members are aware that the Foreign Secretary was in the House just over an hour ago to make a statement on Iraq. I have had no indication that any further statements will be made today.
Afghanistan (20 Mar 2002): Mrs Sylvia Heal: Order. I remind all hon. Members that this Adjournment debate is about Afghanistan, not Iraq.

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