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Point of Order: Iraq and the wider Middle East (24 Jan 2007)

Wayne David: Does my right hon. Friend acknowledge that it is important to emphasise that there is a democratically elected Government in Iraq and that there must be consultation and partnership with them in determining the best time for the people of Iraq for British troops to withdraw?

United Nations (19 Jan 2005)

Mr Wayne David: ...restraint on the United States. To be honest, some of the criticism that such people make is unfair or overstated. Other criticisms are not. It is significant that in the aftermath of the war in Iraq, the United States of America has recognised that it needs the United Nations. After the tsunami of 26 December, there is widespread recognition throughout the world that the United Nations,...

Written Answers — Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs: Iraq (28 Apr 2003)

Mr Wayne David: To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what information he has collated on whether the President of Ukraine authorised arms shipments to Iraq last year.

Convention on the Future of Europe (20 Mar 2003)

Mr Wayne David: ...in earnest. My second point is that it is very easy for us to say that the common foreign and security policy and the European security and defence policy are off the agenda because of events in Iraq, but we should not do that. In many ways, the difficulties of the past few weeks make it more important that we think about and talk through the implications of having a common foreign and...

Iraq (18 Mar 2003)

Mr Wayne David: ..., when I turn on the television and see George W. Bush, I frequently cringe when I hear the vacuous rhetoric that he often employs. That is not a reason, however, to oppose the US position on Iraq. It is incumbent on all of us carefully to study precisely what the American position is, and what it means in practice. Like many Members of the House, I had strongly hoped that we would have...