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Business of the House (24 Nov 2005): David Heath: ...the Secretary of State for Defence is a frequent player. Is the Leader of the House aware that one can accumulate a large number of bonus points for allowing colleagues a free vote on the issue of smoking?
International Terrorism (14 Sep 2001): Mr David Heath: ...democracy, when police officers ran in screaming and shouting, "Get out, get out." We realised that something serious was happening. We sprinted out of the building and looked behind us to see smoke rising from the Pentagon, across the Potomac river. We were extremely well looked after by members of the American State Department and others. We were close to an event of enormous...
Oral Answers to Questions — Social Security: Lone Parents (17 Nov 1997): Mr David Heath: I am grateful for that reply. Does the right hon. Gentleman agree with the Minister for Public Health, who claimed that many poor women smoke because they feel that their lives are hopeless? Does he believe that the many lone parents who are unable to find work will feel more or less hopeless when their benefits are cut?

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