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Index for Volume 436—continued
A An B Bi Br By C Ci Cr D Di Du E Et F Fo G Gr H He Ho Hu I J K Ko L Le Ly M Ma Mi Mu N O Oi Ow P Ph Po Ps Py Q R Re Ri Ru S Se Si Sn Sr Su T Th Tr Tw U V W We Wi Wo Wr Y Z
Bicester
Bigley, Ken
Billericay
Travelling people (14.07.2005) 1044-54 Ë Billing
Administrative delays 1058-9w ËBinley, Brian
Chamber Debates
Council Tax Limitation (England) (Maximum Amounts) Order (20.07.2005) 1287, 1311-3 Ë
Local government finance (04.07.2005) 26 Ë
Westminster Hall Debates
Fathers, Child rearing (05.07.2005) 37-8wh Ë
Questions
Northamptonshire Police, Finance 300-1 Ë Biochemistry
Biodiversity
Biofuels
Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention
Biological weapons
Biometrics
Immigration controls 399w, 1226w, 2635-6w Ë
Passports 1478-9w, 2646w Ë
Proof of identity 122-3w, 1786w Ë Birds
Birkenhead
Employment schemes 1649w Ë Birmingham
Antisocial behaviour orders 2541w Ë
Council housing 309-12w Ë
Detection rates 2563-6w Ë
Health authorities 220-1w Ë
Primary care trusts 1470w Ë Birmingham Moor Street Station
Birth rate
Black economy
Prescription drugs 1902-3w ËBlackman-Woods, Roberta
Questions
Manufacturing industries, Employment 1390 Ë
Secondary education 958 Ë Blackpool
Revenue and Customs 435-6w ËBlair, Rt Hon Tony, Prime Minister, First Lord of the Treasury and Minister for the Civil Service
Chamber Debates
Group of Eight, Ministerial statements (11.07.2005) 580-2, 584-5, 587-96 Ë
Heath, Edward, Death (18.07.2005) 1074-6 Ë
Terrorism, Ministerial statements (11.07.2005) 565-7, 569-79 Ë
Written Statements
"Business Appointments Advisory Committee Report 2004/05" 161ws Ë
Intelligence and Security Committee, Public appointments 23ws Ë
Ministerial policy advisors 156-60ws Ë
Ministers, Codes of practice 161ws Ë
Ministers, Official gifts 156ws Ë
Ministers, Visits abroad 124ws Ë
Questions
Advertising, Prime Minister 643w Ë
Antisocial behaviour 1306-7w Ë
Business Appointments Advisory Committee 1073-4w Ë
Cabinet committees 1073w Ë
China, Overseas students 1250-1 Ë
Conditions of employment 232w Ë
Conferences, Prime Minister 1307w Ë
Council housing, Sedgefield 1249 Ë
Council of Europe, UK delegations 2223-4w Ë
Cystic fibrosis, Prescriptions 1251 Ë
Dietary supplements 832-3 Ë
Divisions, Prime Minister 644w Ë
Equal opportunities, Prime Minister 35w Ë
Evesham Community Hospital 1249-50 Ë
Floods, North Yorkshire 34w Ë
Global Fund to Fight AIDS Tuberculosis and Malaria 1251 Ë
Government bills, Prime Minister 643w Ë
Health services, Disadvantaged 1247-8 Ë
House of Commons, Contract cleaning 1244 Ë
Illegal immigrants 644w Ë
Iraq, Peace keeping operations 1248-9 Ë
Licensing laws, Wales 830-1 Ë
Lords Lieutenant 1307-8w Ë
Manpower, Prime Minister 1934w Ë
Members, Correspondence 232w, 851w, 1933-4w Ë
Ministerial duties, Prime Minister 34w Ë
Ministerial policy advisors, Prime Minister 36w Ë
Official engagements, Prime Minister 35w, 825-6, 1244 Ë
Official residences 1074w Ë
Olympic Games, Greater London 832-3 Ë
Operating costs, Prime Minister 1935w Ë
Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe, UK delegations 2223w Ë
Pensions, Public sector 831 Ë
Pigs, Animal feed 1074w Ë
Primary education, Redbridge 834 Ë
Publications, Prime Minister 1935w Ë
Queen Elizabeth Hospital King's Lynn 1249 Ë
Seas and oceans, Environment protection 1308w Ë
Sick leave, Prime Minister 1308w Ë
Special educational needs 831-2 Ë
Stress, Prime Minister 36w Ë
10 Downing Street, Repairs and maintenance 1934w Ë
Terrorism 827-30, 833-4, 1244-7, 1249, 1252 Ë
Terrorism, Greater London 826-9 Ë
Terrorism, Northern Ireland 1252 Ë
Wines, Prime Minister 643-4w Ë
WMD Intelligence Review Committee 35w Ë
World War II, Anniversaries 1308w ËBlears, Ms Hazel, Minister of State, Home Office
Westminster Hall Debates
West Mercia Police (06.07.2005) 113wh, 121-4wh Ë
Written Statements
"Police Complaints Authority Report and Accounts 2003/04" 151ws Ë
Questions
Abandoned vehicles 107-8w, 750w Ë
Acceptable behaviour contracts 1209w Ë
Acceptable behaviour contracts, Northumbria 2608w Ë
Aerials, Health hazards 403w Ë
Airguns, Prosecutions 369w Ë
Airguns, Scotland 2537-8w Ë
Airguns, Young offenders 767w, 773-4w Ë
Airwave service 539w, 903w Ë
Airwave service, Channel tunnel 1087w Ë
Airwave service, Health hazards 1209w Ë
Alcohol disorder zones 2595-6w Ë
Alcoholic drinks, Misuse 2559w Ë
Alcoholic drinks, Prosecutions 1218w Ë
Alcoholic drinks, Young people 403-4w, 1229w, 2646-7w Ë
Antisocial behaviour 517w, 908-9w, 2540w Ë
Antisocial behaviour, Court orders 751-2w Ë
Antisocial behaviour, Crime prevention 501-2w Ë
Antisocial behaviour orders 110-2w, 369-73w, 502-3w, 904w, 1089-90w, 1210-2w, 1471-2w Ë
Antisocial behaviour orders, Bedfordshire 754w Ë
Antisocial behaviour orders, Birmingham 2541w Ë
Antisocial behaviour orders, Cambridgeshire 2542-3w Ë
Antisocial behaviour orders, Chelmsford 755w Ë
Antisocial behaviour orders, Children 110w Ë
Antisocial behaviour orders, Disabled 1210-1w, 1779w Ë
Antisocial behaviour orders, Enforcement 2541-2w Ë
Antisocial behaviour orders, Essex 502w, 753-4w Ë
Antisocial behaviour orders, Hemel Hempstead 372w Ë
Antisocial behaviour orders, Licensed premises 908w Ë
Antisocial behaviour orders, Milton Keynes 1088-9w, 2541w Ë
Antisocial behaviour orders, Northumbria 2470w Ë
Antisocial behaviour orders, Powys 752-3w Ë
Antisocial behaviour orders, Wales 373w Ë
Antisocial behaviour orders, Young people 754w Ë
Arrests, Mentally ill 1495-6w Ë
Assaults on police 2610-2w Ë
Avon and Somerset Constabulary, Manpower 1493-4w Ë
Badgers, Animal welfare 2549w Ë
Central Casualty Bureau, Telephone services 2598w Ë
City of London Police, Manpower 513-4w Ë
Closed circuit television 2631w Ë
Closed circuit television, Lancashire 377w Ë
Community policing 539w, 2198w Ë
Community safety local partnerships, Wycombe 381w Ë
Community support officers, Chorley 378w Ë
Community support officers, Dudley 2606-7w Ë
Community support officers, Greater London 377-8w, 2555w Ë
Community support officers, Lancashire 378w Ë
Community support officers, Manpower 514-5w Ë
Community support officers, Newport Gwent 1494-5w Ë
Community support officers, Training 905w Ë
Community support officers, Wales 546w Ë
Community support officers, Wolverhampton 378w Ë
Computers, Home Office 1219w Ë
Crime 269-70w, 1480-4w, 2565w Ë
Crime, Alcoholic drinks 370w, 378-9w, 1209-10w Ë
Crime, Birmingham 2558-60w Ë
Crime, Forest of Dean 2566w Ë
Crime, Greater London 516w Ë
Crime, Lancashire 1481-2w Ë
Crime, Middlesbrough 2560-1w Ë
Crime, Retail trade 140w Ë
Crime, Young people 516-7w, 2561w, 2661-2w Ë
Crime and disorder partnerships 125w, 2561-2w Ë
Crime prevention, Milton Keynes 2565w Ë
Crime prevention, Regulatory impact assessments 2653-4w Ë
Crimes of violence, Cellular phones 385w Ë
Crimes of violence, Emergency services 2543w Ë
Crimes of violence, Hemel Hempstead 379w Ë
Crimes of violence, Hertfordshire 379-80w Ë
Crimes of violence, Homosexuality 774-5w Ë
Crimes of violence, Licensed premises 775-6w Ë
Crimes of violence, Local government 765-6w Ë
Crimes of violence, Middlesbrough 380w Ë
Crimes of violence, Railways 525-6w Ë
Crimes of violence, Retail trade 2544w Ë
Crimes of violence, Southend on Sea 2567w Ë
Criminal law, Reform 382w Ë
Criminal records, Genetics 382w Ë
Cumbria Constabulary, Inspections 2621-2w Ë
Detection rates 514w, 759w Ë
Detection rates, Birmingham 2563-6w Ë
Detection rates, Gloucestershire 2567-8w Ë
Detection rates, Hammersmith and Fulham 380-1w Ë
Detection rates, Surrey 2562-4w Ë
Detection rates, Wales 381w Ë
Dispersal orders 521-2w, 751w Ë
Dispersal orders, Greater London 2539-40w Ë
Domestic violence 382-3w, 1781w, 2571w Ë
Driving offences, Essex 2643-4w Ë
Driving under influence, Custodial treatment 522-5w Ë
Dyfed Powys Police, Manpower 139w Ë
Emergencies, Telephone services 2577w Ë
Emergency calls, Standards 2577-8w Ë
Essex Police, Complaints 397w Ë
Essex Police, Finance 2620w Ë
European Police College 766w Ë
Firearms 384-5w, 526-8w Ë
Firearms, Crime 530-1w, 767-73w, 2575w, 2586-8w Ë
Firearms, Crime prevention 1782w Ë
Firearms, Databases 909-10w Ë
Firearms, High Wycombe 549w Ë
Firearms, Homicide 773w Ë
Firearms, Sports 1108-9w Ë
Firing ranges, Licensing 949w Ë
Fraud, Credit cards 2186-7w Ë
Gloucestershire Constabulary, Recruitment 109w Ë
Gloucestershire Constabulary, Reorganisation 396-7w Ë
Group of Eight, Gleneagles 528-30w Ë
Hertfordshire Constabulary 139w Ë
Hertfordshire Constabulary, Cost effectiveness 540-1w Ë
Homicide, Children 1779w, 2182w Ë
Homicide, Reoffenders 1489-90w Ë
Human trafficking, Children 1106w Ë
Imitation guns 384w, 511w, 547w, 902-3w, 1514w Ë
Impact programme 2593-4w Ë
Intelligence services, Complaints 2217-8w Ë
Kidnapping, Children 501w Ë
Lancashire Constabulary, Age 1223-4w Ë
Licensed premises, Prosecutions 533w, 750-2w, 910-2w Ë
Licensing Act 1964, Prosecutions 387-92w Ë
Members, Correspondence 1493w, 2874w Ë
Mentally disturbed offenders, Arrests 2543w Ë
Metropolitan Police, Compensation 534-5w Ë
Metropolitan Police, Conditions of employment 777w Ë
Metropolitan Police, Finance 540w Ë
Metropolitan Police, Manpower 395-6w, 1493w, 2607w Ë
Metropolitan Police, Proceeds of crime 505w Ë
Metropolitan Police, Racial discrimination 538-9w Ë
Metropolitan Police, Standards 776-7w Ë
Metropolitan Police, Vehicles 2620-1w Ë
Missing persons, Children 778w, 783-4w Ë
Missing persons, Greater London 2597w Ë
Mobile Telephones (Re-programming) Act 2002, Prosecutions 2559w Ë
Motor vehicles, Registration 787w Ë
Northamptonshire Police, Finance 781w, 1091-2w, 1497-8w Ë
Northamptonshire Police, Special constables 1495w Ë
Offensive weapons 548-50w Ë
Offensive weapons, Crime 535w Ë
Offensive weapons, Prosecutions 393-4w Ë
Offensive weapons, Schools 386-8w Ë
Olympic Games, Greater London 2534w Ë
Organised crime, Jamaica 533-4w Ë
Police, Complaints 1095-6w, 1496w Ë
Police, Databases 1498-9w Ë
Police, Dudley 2607w, 2613w Ë
Police, Finance 108-9w, 381w, 397-8w, 781w, 1095w, 1496-8w, 2612w, 2617-9w Ë
Police, Freemasonry 2191-2w Ë
Police, Interpreters 1785w Ë
Police, Manpower 2197w, 2614-6w Ë
Police, Mentally ill 2609w Ë
Police, Milton Keynes 2197-8w Ë
Police, Newport Gwent 1495w Ë
Police, Per capita costs 540w Ë
Police, Public relations 2543w Ë
Police, Radio 546w, 1471w Ë
Police, Reorganisation 1223w Ë
Police, Rural areas 2622w Ë
Police, Speed limits 631w Ë
Police, Standards 2613w Ë
Police, Terminology 541w Ë
Police, Transsexuality 1224w Ë
Police, Vehicles 397-9w, 541w, 781w Ë
Police authorities, Public appointments 2196-7w Ë
Police custody, Death 539-40w, 1784-5w Ë
Police custody, Lancashire 1494w Ë
Police patrolling 2200w Ë
Police stations 1499-500w Ë
Princess Royal Barracks 521w, 1483w Ë
Proceeds of crime 373-4w, 504-5w, 517-9w Ë
Proceeds of crime, Southend on Sea 946-7w Ë
Public Order Act 1986, Prosecutions 399-400w Ë
Rehabilitation, Alcoholism 2538w Ë
Road traffic offences, Convictions 778-9w Ë
Road traffic offences, Custodial treatment 135-8w Ë
Security guards, Standards 1511w Ë
Sexual offences, Registration 2196w Ë
Speed limits, Cameras 784-5w, 1512w Ë
Stop and search, Haringey 1227-8w Ë
Telecommunications, Disclosure of information 2568w Ë
Thames Valley Police, Manpower 403w Ë
Theft, Dogs 382w, 2596w Ë
Theft, Motor vehicles 546w Ë
Tobacco, Young people 513w Ë
Vandalism, Religious buildings 783w Ë
Violent Crime Reduction Bill 2005-06 404w Ë
Written questions, Administrative delays 1223w Ë
Young offenders 761-2w, 2194-5w Ë Blind
Blizzard, Mr Bob
Questions
Home care services 346w Ë Blood
Blood transfusions
Blue badge scheme
666-7w ËBlunkett, Rt Hon David, Secretary of State for Work and Pensions
Written Statements
Annual reports, Dept for Work and Pensions 108ws Ë
Children, Maintenance 103-6ws Ë
Questions
Incapacity benefit 1055-7 Ë
Pensions, Females 1057-9 ËBlunt, Mr Crispin
Questions
Iran, International relations 1549w Ë
Joint strike fighter aircraft, Intellectual property 3-4 Ë
Sewage, Agriculture 1714w Ë
Stakeholder pensions 1069-70 Ë Board of Inland Revenue
Boarding schools
Boating
Boats
Diesel fuel 1833-4w, 2033w Ë Body searches
Bolton
Social security benefits 1818-9w Ë Bolton, Peter
Bombs
Iraq 37w, 1319-20w ËBone, Peter
Chamber Debates
Business questions (21.07.2005) 1419 Ë
Motorcycles, Antisocial behaviour (19.07.2005) 1231 Ë
Welfare tax credits (12.07.2005) 745-8 Ë
Westminster Hall Debates
Fathers, Child rearing (05.07.2005) 25wh Ë
Questions
Abortion, Wellingborough 2663w Ë
Adult education, Finance 2324w Ë
Agriculture, Subsidies 443 Ë
Antisocial behaviour, Motorcycles 2597w Ë
Armed forces, Reorganisation 1413 Ë
Asylum, Finance 2545-6w Ë
Business questions 460, 1419 Ë
Dangerous driving 2552w Ë
Dental health, Children 2147w Ë
Dental services, Manpower 2699-700w Ë
Dental services, Wellingborough 2700w Ë
EC budget, Contributions 2431w Ë
General practitioners, Manpower 2849-50w Ë
General practitioners, Wellingborough 2721w Ë
Heart diseases, Rehabilitation 2682w Ë
Housing, Wellingborough 2449w Ë
Illegal immigrants 2544-5w Ë
Kettering General Hospital NHS Trust, Surgery 2731w Ë
Manufacturing industries, Northamptonshire 2259w Ë
Manufacturing industries, Redundancy 2815w Ë
Olympic Games, Greater London 2076w Ë
Police, Finance 2617-9w Ë
Police, Manpower 2614-6w Ë
Police, Recruitment 2615-7w Ë
Secondary education, Northamptonshire 1732w Ë
Secondary education, Wellingborough 2363-8w Ë
Welfare tax credits, Overpayments 2403-4w Ë
Wind power, Bedfordshire 2468w Ë Bone marrow disorders
Medical treatments 972w, 1983w Ë
Research 1930w, 2744-5w Ë Borders region
Digital broadcasting 634w ËBorrow, Mr David S
Questions
Adult education, Lancashire 956-7 Ë
Local government, Reform 290 Ë Bosnia
Peace keeping operations 1314-5w ËBoswell, Mr Tim
Questions
Building on new deal, Basic skills 1643w Ë
Health services, Elderly 2168w, 2771w Ë
Industrial health and safety, Theme parks 1069 Ë
New deal schemes, Employment 2522-4w Ë
Osteoporosis, Medical treatments 1912w Ë
Part-time education, Fees and charges 1405-7w Ë
Work experience 2532-3w Ë
Work experience, Pupils 178w Ë Bottles
Recycling 1964w ËBottomley, Peter
Chamber Debates
Regulation (04.07.2005) 96 Ë
Westminster Hall Debates
Asylum, Zimbabwe (20.07.2005) 440wh Ë
Death (19.07.2005) 374-7wh Ë
Questions
Deportation, Zimbabwe 2548w Ë
Discrimination, Gender 1399 Ë
Bournemouth
Bovine spongiform encephalopathy
Bovine tuberculosis
Compensation 413-4w, 1515-6w Ë
Disease control 414w, 436-8, 564w, 951w, 1153w, 1515w, 1947-8w, 2299-301w Ë
North West region 1950w Ë
South West region 1948w Ë BOWMAN combat radio system
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