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Finance Bill

11.7 a.m. Lord McIntosh of Haringey : My Lords, I beg to move that this Bill be now read a second time. Traditionally in this House, the passage of the Finance Bill is an opportunity to debate... (37 contributions)

Finance Bill

12.18 p.m. Lord Cockfield : My Lords, I beg to move that this Bill be now read a second time. The Finance Bill gives legislative effect to the Government's proposals in the tax field. Taxation... (65 contributions)

Finance Bill

2.52 p.m. Order of the Day for the Second Reading read. THE CHANCELLOR OF THE DUCHY OF LANCASTER (VISCOUNT BLAKEN-HAM) : My Lords, this Bill is designed to carry forward the Government's policy... (74 contributions)

Finance Bill

2.43 p.m. Order of the Day for the Second Reading read. THE MINISTER OF STATE FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS (THE EARL OF DUNDEE) : My Lords, your Lordships are always obliged to discuss the Finance Bill... (95 contributions)

Finance Bill

4.26 p.m. Debate resumed. LORD ALDINGTON : My Lords, may I begin by asking for the indulgence which your Lordships customarily extend to those who are addressing the House for the first time? I... (44 contributions)

Finance Bill

2.42 p.m. Order of the Day for the Second Reading read. VISCOUNT HAILSHAM : My Lords, in rising, as I do, to move the Second Reading of the Finance Bill, I would say that I have been in some... (16 contributions)

Finance Bill

2.56 p.m. Debate resumed (according to Order), on the Motion for Second Reading moved yesterday by the Earl of Dundee. LORD FRASER OF LONSDALE : My Lords, I venture to suggest that we should... (26 contributions)

Finance Bill

3.38 p.m. Debate resumed. LORD PETHICK-LAWRENCE : My Lords, after that tragic interlude about the disaster in another part: of the country, I return to the subject which the noble Earl has... (45 contributions)

Prayers

11.35 a.m. Debate resumed (according to Order), on the Motion moved yesterday by Lord Henderson: That there be laid before the House Papers relating to the international situation, with special... (215 contributions)

Prayers

Read 3 a , and passed, and sent to the Commons. 2.36 p.m. LORD MACDONALD of GWAENYSGOR : My Lords, I beg to ask the Question which stands in my name on the Order Paper. The Question was as... (297 contributions)

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Members of the EDL in balaclavas as they gather outside a pub in Woolwich
Sofie Gråbøl as Sarah Lund in the Killing, brought by Richard Klein to BBC4.
Flowers lie outside Woolwich Barracks. Photograph: Getty Images.
Photograph: Getty Images
Woolwich deserves better than the attention of EDL racists By Daniel Trilling An eyewitness account.
What’s the point of BBC4? By David Herman A "place to think"?
Woolwich attack: how the media got it wrong By Sunder Katwala Don't hand the killers a megaphone.
How should we handle the obesity epidemic? By Felicity Cloake Our big fat fear.

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Members of the EDL in balaclavas as they gather outside a pub in Woolwich
Sofie Gråbøl as Sarah Lund in the Killing, brought by Richard Klein to BBC4.
Flowers lie outside Woolwich Barracks. Photograph: Getty Images.
Photograph: Getty Images
Woolwich deserves better than the attention of EDL racists By Daniel Trilling An eyewitness account.
What’s the point of BBC4? By David Herman A "place to think"?
Woolwich attack: how the media got it wrong By Sunder Katwala Don't hand the killers a megaphone.
How should we handle the obesity epidemic? By Felicity Cloake Our big fat fear.

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