To ask Her Majesty’s Government what steps they are taking to ensure that any out-of-court settlement by the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) with the United States' and United Kingdom authorities is fully scrutinised and is approved in advance by UK Financial Investments and HM Treasury to minimise the net...

To ask Her Majesty’s Government what steps they are taking to ensure that any out-of-court settlement by the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) with the United States' and United Kingdom authorities is fully scrutinised and is approved in advance by UK Financial Investments and HM Treasury to minimise the net...

To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether discussions have taken place regarding the manipulation of LIBOR rates with the United States authorities through official or diplomatic channels other than directly between the Financial Services Authority and United States regulators.[HL4552]

To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether discussions have taken place regarding the manipulation of LIBOR rates with the United States authorities through official or diplomatic channels other than directly between the Financial Services Authority and United States regulators.[HL4552]

To ask Her Majesty’s Government what level of security clearance is held by Mr Luke Coffey, Special Adviser to the Secretary of State for Defence; and what measures are in place to ensure that he does not face any conflict of loyalties arising from his past service as an officer...

To ask Her Majesty’s Government what level of security clearance is held by Mr Luke Coffey, Special Adviser to the Secretary of State for Defence; and what measures are in place to ensure that he does not face any conflict of loyalties arising from his past service as an officer...

asked Her Majesty's Government:Further to the Written Answer by Lord Malloch-Brown on 1 April (WA 158) to Question HL 2094 tabled on 22 February, when they now expect to write with a substantive Answer and place a copy of the letter in the Library of the House.

asked Her Majesty's Government:Further to the Written Answer by Lord Malloch-Brown on 1 April (WA 158) to Question HL 2094 tabled on 22 February, when they now expect to write with a substantive Answer and place a copy of the letter in the Library of the House.

asked Her Majesty's Government:Further to the Written Answer by Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean on 6 January 2004 (WA 31) concerning prisoners captured in Iraq, what inquiries they made before giving the Written Answer; what questions they asked the relevant United States authorities in order to test the accuracy of...

asked Her Majesty's Government:Further to the Written Answer by Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean on 6 January 2004 (WA 31) concerning prisoners captured in Iraq, what inquiries they made before giving the Written Answer; what questions they asked the relevant United States authorities in order to test the accuracy of...

asked Her Majesty's Government:Further to the Statement by Lord Malloch-Brown on 21 February (Official Report, cols. 346–8), whether any prisoners captured in Iraq have been held within 100 miles of Diego Garcia; if so, when; and by whom.

asked Her Majesty's Government:Further to the Statement by Lord Malloch-Brown on 21 February (Official Report, cols. 346–8), whether any prisoners captured in Iraq have been held within 100 miles of Diego Garcia; if so, when; and by whom.

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Drayson on 9 January (WA 28), first, whether they have the right to know the names of passengers on all aircraft owned by, operated on behalf of, or operated at the request of the United States Government or any of their agencies which...

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Drayson on 9 January (WA 28), first, whether they have the right to know the names of passengers on all aircraft owned by, operated on behalf of, or operated at the request of the United States Government or any of their agencies which...

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Triesman on 9 January (WA 11), whether Ministers or officials in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office have held meetings with United Nations officials since 1 November at which extraordinary rendition was discussed; on which date or dates such meetings took place; and what representations...

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Triesman on 9 January (WA 11), whether Ministers or officials in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office have held meetings with United Nations officials since 1 November at which extraordinary rendition was discussed; on which date or dates such meetings took place; and what representations...

Whether ministers or officials in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office have held meetings with United Nations officials since 1 November at which extraordinary rendition was discussed; on which date or dates such meetings took place; and what representations were made by United Nations officials.

Whether ministers or officials in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office have held meetings with United Nations officials since 1 November at which extraordinary rendition was discussed; on which date or dates such meetings took place; and what representations were made by United Nations officials.

(a) whether they have the right to know the names of passengers on all aircraft owned by, operated on behalf of, or operated at the request of the United States Government or any of their agencies which land at United Kingdom military airbases, whether for refuelling, transit or any other...

(a) whether they have the right to know the names of passengers on all aircraft owned by, operated on behalf of, or operated at the request of the United States Government or any of their agencies which land at United Kingdom military airbases, whether for refuelling, transit or any other...

Under what terms aircraft owned by, operated on behalf of, or operated at the request of the United States Government or any of their agencies are permitted to land at military airbases in the United Kingdom; and for how long such permission has been granted.

Under what terms aircraft owned by, operated on behalf of, or operated at the request of the United States Government or any of their agencies are permitted to land at military airbases in the United Kingdom; and for how long such permission has been granted.

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Bach on 8 July 2003, 651 c31-2WA, concerning the arrangement for the transfer of prisoners of war, civilian internees and civilian detainees that was declassified on 11 November 2003, how many prisoners of war, civilian internees and civilian detainees transferred to the...

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Bach on 8 July 2003, 651 c31-2WA, concerning the arrangement for the transfer of prisoners of war, civilian internees and civilian detainees that was declassified on 11 November 2003, how many prisoners of war, civilian internees and civilian detainees transferred to the...

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Bach on 8 July 2003, 651 c31-2WA, concerning the arrangement for the transfer of prisoners of war, civilian internees and civilian detainees that was declassified on 11 November 2003, how many prisoners of war, civilian internees and civilian detainees have been transferred...

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Bach on 8 July 2003, 651 c31-2WA, concerning the arrangement for the transfer of prisoners of war, civilian internees and civilian detainees that was declassified on 11 November 2003, how many prisoners of war, civilian internees and civilian detainees have been transferred...

In relation to the five British subjects now due to be released from Guantanamo Bay, when the Government first believed that each of them would not pose a threat to the security of the British people [HL 1455].

In relation to the five British subjects now due to be released from Guantanamo Bay, when the Government first believed that each of them would not pose a threat to the security of the British people [HL 1455].

Whether they believe that each of the four British subjects not due to be released from Guantanamo Bay pose a threat to the security of the British people [HL 1456].

Whether they believe that each of the four British subjects not due to be released from Guantanamo Bay pose a threat to the security of the British people [HL 1456].

How the Government were consulted before Mr Bremer was appointed to head the Coalition Provisional Authority in Iraq. [HL 1168].

How the Government were consulted before Mr Bremer was appointed to head the Coalition Provisional Authority in Iraq. [HL 1168].

In what sense the Coalition Provisional Authority in Iraq "is led by the United States and the United Kingdom", as stated on their website; and how the Authority is accountable to the Government. [HL 1166].

In what sense the Coalition Provisional Authority in Iraq "is led by the United States and the United Kingdom", as stated on their website; and how the Authority is accountable to the Government. [HL 1166].

Whether they are intervening in proceedings pending before the Supreme Court of the United States on behalf of British citizens detained by the United States in Guantanamo Bay. - Ref to 15 January 2004, 656 c679-80. [HL 710].

Whether they are intervening in proceedings pending before the Supreme Court of the United States on behalf of British citizens detained by the United States in Guantanamo Bay. - Ref to 15 January 2004, 656 c679-80. [HL 710].

In relation to page 19 of the annual report of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office on Human Rights, whether at the time of the last United Kingdom visit to Guantanamo Bay the United Kingdom detainees were in sound mental as well as physical health. [HL 5564].

In relation to page 19 of the annual report of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office on Human Rights, whether at the time of the last United Kingdom visit to Guantanamo Bay the United Kingdom detainees were in sound mental as well as physical health. [HL 5564].

Whether they will make representations to the President of the United States during his State visit that the United Kingdom is opposed to the death penalty under all circumstances; and that it should not be imposed in Iraq so long as the United Kingdom shares power in the Coalition Provisional...

Whether they will make representations to the President of the United States during his State visit that the United Kingdom is opposed to the death penalty under all circumstances; and that it should not be imposed in Iraq so long as the United Kingdom shares power in the Coalition Provisional...