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Belmarsh Judgment (8 Feb 2005): Mr Tom Harris: ...judicial oversight. There is nothing more certain to obtain a round of applause during "Any Questions?" or "Question Time" than a member of the panel saying, "The security services got it wrong on Iraq, so they must be wrong here." That is a nonsensical argument. As we have seen, it is very difficult for the security services of any country to come to hard conclusions about the threat that...
Five-year Asylum Strategy (7 Feb 2005): Mr Tom Harris: ...of profound public concern a situation in which the vast majority of asylum seekers cannot establish a case for remaining in the UK, but do so anyway. If democracy, peace and stability take root in Iraq, will the Government under the new policy take the measures necessary to ensure that every failed Iraqi asylum seeker is removed to their country of origin?
Iraq (21 Mar 2003): Mr Tom Harris: ...accusation that they died needlessly, those men died in the service of their country. Their families and the House are proud of them. May I ask the Secretary of State about environmental damage to Iraq caused by fires in oil wells? Has he any intelligence to show whether, so far, the wells have simply been set alight—in which case the fires should be fairly easy to...

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