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If the change of control to the US Army Intelligence and Security Command at Menwith Hill Station falls within the remit of the terms of the War Office/USAF Agreement on 11th December 1951.
If the change of control to the US Army Intelligence and Security Command at Menwith Hill Station falls within the remit of the terms of the War Office/USAF Agreement on 11th December 1951.
What reports he has received from UNSCOM about the involvement of Iraqi spies in its investigations.
What reports he has received from UNSCOM about the involvement of Iraqi spies in its investigations.
What assessment he has made of the incidence of commercial espionage conducted by other countries against his Department with regard to contract bid information.
What assessment he has made of the incidence of commercial espionage conducted by other countries against his Department with regard to contract bid information.
Statement announcing publication of the report of the Security Commission on the case of Michael John Smith. - Inc ref to Cm 2930.
Statement announcing publication of the report of the Security Commission on the case of Michael John Smith. - Inc ref to Cm 2930.
What plans he has to renew the American Security of Tenure at Menwith Hill Station when it expires in May 1997; and whether any proposal to renew the lease will be brought to the House for approval.
What plans he has to renew the American Security of Tenure at Menwith Hill Station when it expires in May 1997; and whether any proposal to renew the lease will be brought to the House for approval.
To comment on the publication of A Perfect English Spy by Tom Bower with reference to the implications for the Official Secrets Act 1989 and his Answer of 22nd July 1993, Official Report, column 321W, regarding an officially authorised biography of the late Sir Dick White.
To comment on the publication of A Perfect English Spy by Tom Bower with reference to the implications for the Official Secrets Act 1989 and his Answer of 22nd July 1993, Official Report, column 321W, regarding an officially authorised biography of the late Sir Dick White.
What recent representations he has received from United Kingdom industry and commerce about commercial espionage. - None. (Holding answer 9 March 1995).
What recent representations he has received from United Kingdom industry and commerce about commercial espionage. - None. (Holding answer 9 March 1995).
Wht representations he has made to the US authorities since 1992 about concerns from British industry and commerce that Menwith Hill Station, in North Yorkshire, is engaged in communications monitoring to the disadvantage of United Kingdom commercial interests. - (Holding answer 9 March 1995).
Wht representations he has made to the US authorities since 1992 about concerns from British industry and commerce that Menwith Hill Station, in North Yorkshire, is engaged in communications monitoring to the disadvantage of United Kingdom commercial interests. - (Holding answer 9 March 1995).
That this House congratulates Lindis Percy, veteran peace campaigner, in her efforts to get official recognition that Menwith Hill, North Yorkshire, though officially owned by the Ministry of Defence, is effectively controlled by a foreign power to whom the United Kingdom has surrendered all jurisdiction; notes that Menwith Hill is now the largest US spy centre in Europe with over 1,000 US personnel inside its perimeter; and further notes that, by serving a public interest immunity certificate to prevent any disclosure of information about the working of the base, the Secretary of State for Defence is seeking merely to gag the press and deceive the public about Menwith Hill's massive illegal telephone tapping of British European citizens.
That this House congratulates Lindis Percy, veteran peace campaigner, in her efforts to get official recognition that Menwith Hill, North Yorkshire, though officially owned by the Ministry of Defence, is effectively controlled by a foreign power to whom the United Kingdom has surrendered all jurisdiction; notes that Menwith Hill is...
That this House is dismayed that the Secretary of State for Defence is seeking an injunction to stop Lindis Percy, a midwife from Bradford, from entering Menwith Hill Station in North Yorkshire; notes Menwith Hill Station is owned and controlled by the National Security Agency of America as part of America's global communications network which exclusively serves American military, economic and commercial interests; further notes Menwith Hill Station has the technical capability to tap domestic, business and international telephone calls made in and from the United Kingdom and to report that data to America; is concerned GCHQ staff based at Menwith Hill Station are able to tap telephones without having to obtain a warrant from the Home Secretary as required under the Interception of Communications Act 1985; believes that as Menwith Hill Station was established and has expanded without the approval of Parliament, operates without accountability to Parliament and honourable Members have been denied access, Ms Percy, by entering Menwith Hill Station and thereby highlighting its role as a spy base, performs a most valuable public service; and calls upon an appropriate House of Commons Select Committee to undertake an inquiry into the activities of Menwith Hill Station, especially its role in economic industrial and commercial espionage.
That this House is dismayed that the Secretary of State for Defence is seeking an injunction to stop Lindis Percy, a midwife from Bradford, from entering Menwith Hill Station in North Yorkshire; notes Menwith Hill Station is owned and controlled by the National Security Agency of America as part of...
How much United Kingdom public money has been provided to Mr Oleg Gordievsky since his defection to the United Kingdom. - Ref to 247 c711-12W.
How much United Kingdom public money has been provided to Mr Oleg Gordievsky since his defection to the United Kingdom. - Ref to 247 c711-12W.
Whether the failure of the CIA to recognise over 11 years that it had a Soviet spy working in its midst resulted in the loss of British agents in the Soviet Union, Russia or elsewhere. - Inc ref to 246 c711-2W and fact that it remains the Government's policy not...
Whether the failure of the CIA to recognise over 11 years that it had a Soviet spy working in its midst resulted in the loss of British agents in the Soviet Union, Russia or elsewhere. - Inc ref to 246 c711-2W and fact that it remains the Government's policy not...
If he will publish extracts from the notes of the Security Service debriefing of the Soviet defector Oleg Gordievsky to the extent that such extracts (a) do not threaten current national security, (b) add to public knowledge of the ways in which the Soviet state sought to obtain information from...
If he will publish extracts from the notes of the Security Service debriefing of the Soviet defector Oleg Gordievsky to the extent that such extracts (a) do not threaten current national security, (b) add to public knowledge of the ways in which the Soviet state sought to obtain information from...