Mr David Faber, former MP, Westbury

Orders of the Day — Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Bill 22 Jan 2001

I have been listening carefully to my hon. Friend. Does he seriously believe that cigarette companies spend vast amounts of money on advertising purely to persuade existing smokers—an ever-diminishing breed—to give up or change their brand and that they have no interest in persuading young people and non-smokers to join the smoking club?
Spending Review (Culture, Media and Sport) 25 Jul 2000

Will the Secretary of State confirm the exact amount that is included in his statement towards the building of Pickett's Lock? If the answer is nothing at all, can he say when he expects a further lottery application to be made and how much that will be for?
Oral Answers to Questions — Culture, Media and Sport: Lottery Funding 27 Mar 2000

As we heard a moment ago, the Secretary of State has personally pledged £60 million towards the building of a new national athletics stadium. Can he give the House a single previous example of a Minister making such a pledge, at any time since the introduction of the lottery, before an application was received or, indeed, considered by the lottery distribution body? Can he tell us what...

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Mr David Faber