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Dame Shirley Porter (30 Jun 2004)

Mr Peter Bradley: ...into which Shirley Porter and her advisers entered was with her protégés on Westminster city council, because some of the leading figures in Conservative Westminster now were her lieutenants during her reign of terror in the mid '80s. There is another important principle. Surcharge is not a sentence or a tariff, but a calculation of loss and deficiency caused by the unlawful...

Business of the House (3 Jul 2003)

Mr Peter Bradley: ...? She is subject to a surcharge of £40 million, which increases by £5,000 a day in interest. Westminster city council is currently run by those who were her acolytes when she pursued her reign of terror. So far, they have collected £3,000 and a gold-plated toilet seat. My right hon. Friend will also know that the "Today" programme revealed that she is in contempt of court. A...

Iraq (18 Mar 2003)

Mr Peter Bradley: ...always evil, and innocent people get killed in wars. They argued that without a second resolution, we would light the blue touch paper to a conflagration in the middle east and recruit people to terrorism, but that if we got that resolution and Saddam still failed to come to order, undertaking military intervention would be justified. However, would innocent people still not die in those...

Written Answers — Treasury: Money Laundering (15 Oct 2001)

Mr Peter Bradley: ...of the Exchequer what assessment he has made of the role of lightly regulated financial regimes overseas in allowing money laundering in support of international drug trafficking, arms running and terrorism.

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