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Orders of the Day — Opposition Day: Unelected State Bodies (24 Feb 1994)

Mr Alan Williams: ...to single him out—not that I have that much regard for what he did. The article states: A senior Whitehall official yesterday admitted he misled the jury in the Matrix Churchill arms-for-Iraq trial on three issues crucial to the defence. I shall not go into those names—I want to deal with why he took such action. The report continues: The inquiry heard that before the committal...

Points of Order (27 Feb 1991)

Mr Alan Williams: On a completely different and important point of order, Mr. Speaker. It has just been announced on Baghdad radio that Iraq is willing to abandon all claims to Kuwait, to discuss reparations and to release all prisoners of war as soon as a ceasefire is arranged. I realise that that is a preliminary announcement, and we are always dubious about what is said, but if that information proves...

Israel (Iraqi Attack) (18 Jan 1991)

Mr Alan Williams: Does not this attack demonstrate more clearly than anything that has happened so far why we could not allow Iraq to continue to develop its nuclear capability? Is not the launching of a missile of known inaccuracy against urban targets a terror attack in the pure tradition of the V1 and V2? Should not the Israeli Cabinet, which I believe is meeting at the moment, realise that it can do...

Prayers: Overseas Development (14 Dec 1990)

Mr Alan Williams: ..., so British money is contributing to the build-up of that disgusting trade by the tobacco manufacturers. I referred to the hypocrisy of the west, the EC and the Americans. The Americans have gathered their might in Iraq—I support our troops there—but America is taking on another deadly foe, Thailand, which was a threat to the American way of life because it had a ban on the...