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Entered the House of Lords on 4 November 2014
Party was Liberal Democrat until 31 Jul 2019
My Lords, first, I warmly welcome the noble Lord, Lord Camoys, to this House and congratulate him on his speech. In the course of this war, much has been said about possible territorial concessions to Russia by Ukraine as the condition for resolving the so-called stalemate of the present moment. I should like simply to sound a cautionary note. If you analyse everything said or written by...
My Lords, I want to make just two points in this debate, one of a military nature and the other political. First, while I have no intention of trying to play the armchair general —and, as we all know, war plays tricks on predictions and predictors—none the less, the focus of the war in Ukraine looks to be on the point of change. The Ukrainians appear to have modified their plans and have...
My Lords, I also voice my thanks to my noble friend Lord Roberts for securing this debate. It is no doubt to be expected that many assessments of the provision of humanitarian aid to Syria have been couched in markedly politicised terms. I recently read several of the reports provided over the last few months to or through the UN Security Council, and in respect of many of the statements made...
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