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Oral Answers to Questions — Northern Ireland: Dissident Republican Groups (22 Apr 2009) has video: John Whittingdale: ...to recruit young people, some of whom may be as young as 13? Will he say what he is doing to tackle that and, in particular, whether he will consider taking down any offensive material promoting terrorism or violence that appears on social networking sites, or blocking access to any such websites?
Oral Answers to Questions — Prime Minister: Engagements (27 Feb 1996): Mr John Whittingdale: Does my right hon. Friend agree that the ending of the IRA ceasefire makes it even more important that the prevention of terrorism Act be renewed? Does he agree that that measure should be supported by all parties in the House and that to abstain, rather than to vote against it—which now appears to be the policy of the Labour party—is not sufficient and will do nothing to help in...
Welsh Grand Committee: Vehicle Identification (25 May 1994): Mr John Whittingdale: ...ACPO's crime committee and was strongly supported. He states that it will help not only to defeat the car thief but to uncover getaway cars used in many other types of crime, including armed robbery and terrorism. The Association of British Insurers has written to me to say that it fully supports the introduction of such a system and has been calling for it for many years. The RAC made...

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