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Oral Answers to Questions — Communities and Local Government: Defence Policy (16 Oct 2007) has video: Stewart Hosie: ...in Scotland. The Government must of course take cognisance of that—and that, of course, is before we enter into any discussions about the morality or legality of nuclear weapons. I will not touch on Iraq or Afghanistan. This has been a wide-ranging debate, and many other Members have made salient points about those countries. However, irrespective of our opposition to the war in...
Amendment of the Law (21 Mar 2007): Stewart Hosie: ...a blank cheque. The cost has already reached £9 billion, and everyone assumes that it will "go north" to £15 billion or £20 billion. This is an open-ended spending commitment, and—as with the war in Iraq and the decision to extend the life of Trident—we will be paying the costs for generations to come.
Oral Answers to Questions — Home Department: Iraq (Asylum Applicants) (16 Jan 2006): Stewart Hosie: I welcome the Minister's commitment to a case-by-case review of the forced return of failed asylum seekers to parts of Iraq deemed to be safe. Given the deep anxiety not just about that but about removal of asylum seeker families with children to many countries that, though nominally safe, are in reality in turmoil, with large amounts of violent civil conflict, will the Minister give a...

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