Former Labour Peer
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My Lords, when the animals are killed, will there will be post mortems on their carcasses to see whether they are carrying TB or not?
My Lords, does the noble Viscount agree that, in answering the noble Lord, Lord Naseby, he was stretching it a bit too far by saying that the Treasury was a good cause?
My Lords, can the Minister tell us whether the Government have any idea when shale gas will be viable or not?
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Entered the House of Lords in 1978
Left the House of Lords on 25 November 2016
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