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Technical education 155–6w  Youth unemployment 164w   Industrial tribunals  Closed shop 111–2w  Strikes 111–2w   Industry  Interest rates 561w   Infant mortality  Regional health authorities 29–30w   Inflation 558–9w, 1053–4, 1061–2  Argentina 1054  Defence expenditure 577w   Information  London Regional Transport 226w  M1 165w   Information technology  Alvey Directorate 539–40w  Foreign investment in UK 176w  Training 153w   Information Technology Advisory Panel 471–2w   Information technology centres 115–6w, 174w, 405w   Injuries  Police 289w   Inmos 179–80w  Privatisation 291–3   Inner city areas 499–500w   Innovation  Small businesses 182w   Inquiries  Disclosure of information 329w  Railway accidents 51w   Inshore Fishing (Scotland) Bill (HL) 1983/84  Rep & 3R (05.06.84) 243–82   Institute for the Study of Conflict 45–6w   Insulation grants 496w   Insurance  Tourists (04.06.84) 129   Intelligence services 533w  South Africa 536w   Industrial rates 218w  Industry 561w  Unemployment 126w  USA 558–9w   International Committee of the Red Cross 313w, 490w  UK contributions 313w, 490w   International conferences  Indonesia 230–2w   International economic relations (12.06.84) 763–7   International Garden Festival 1984 133w  Public order policing 133w   International ocean drilling programme 372–3w  Finance 372–3w   International Planned Parenthood Federation 410w, 491w  UK contributions 410w, 491w   International Population Conference 519–20w    Intervention stocks 255–6w  Cereals 305w  Scotland 310w   Inter-American Development Bank 129w, 151–2w, 532w  Prime Minister official engagements 532w   Invalid care allowances  Married women 36w   Invalid vehicles  VAT 125–6w   Investment  London docklands 430–1w   Investment income  Holiday lettings 1064–5   Investment returns  Dairy farming 265w   Investor protection 175–6   Investor Protection Review Committee see Prevention of Fraud Investors Review Committee   In-service training  Teachers 367–8w   Iran  Arms exports 332w  Political refugees 212w   Iran-Iraq war (12.06.84) 763–7  Merchant ships 228w  Oil imports 627  Oil prices 627   Iraq  Arms exports 332w  British embassies 194–5w   Iron & steel  Motor industry 176–7w   Iron & steel industry 174w, 303–4  Factory closures 182w  Industrial investment 1063    Irving, Mr Charles   Questions  House of Commons times of sittings 463w  Houses of Commons times of sittings, Dept of the Environment 428–9w  Palace of Westminster, Operating Costs 429w  House of Commons Refreshment Department 575w   Island Councils of Scotland Committee of Inquiry 137w, 193w   Isle of Dogs enterprise zone 317–8w, 429–30w   Isle of Man  EC action 375w  Milk 438  Prerogative of mercy 13w   Israel  Overseas trade 475w    J    Jackson, Mr Robert   Debates etc  Agricultural Holdings Bill (HL), Rep & 3R (06.06.84) 334, 351–2, 370, 373, 408–10, 412–3  Cooperative Development Agency & Industrial Development Bill, Rep & 3R (04.06.84) 128   Jaguar Cars 291w, 302    Janner, Mr Greville   Debates etc  Oral question time point of order (13.06.84) 912   Questions  Barnett Janner Trophy Competition, Upper Waiting Hall 220w  Commission for Racial Equality, Codes of practice 172w, 186w, 192w  Ethnic minorities 172w  Ethnic minorities, Dept of the Environment 911  Ethnic monitoring, Civil service 637  Factory inspectorate 139–40  Prime Minister official engagements 529–32w  Race relations, Northern Ireland Office 192–3w  Racial discrimination, Attorney-General 468w  Racial discrimination, Cabinet office 465w  Racial discrimination, Dept of Education & Science 483–4w  Racial discrimination, Dept of Employment 505–6w  Racial discrimination, Dept of Energy 471w  Racial discrimination, Dept of Health & Social Security 520w  Racial discrimination, Dept of the Environment 501w  Racial discrimination, Dept of Trade & Industry 475w  Racial discrimination, Dept of Transport 470w  Racial discrimination, Foreign & Commonwealth Office 489–90w  Racial discrimination, Home Office 478w  Racial discrimination, Ministry of Agriculture Fisheries & Food 521w  Racial discrimination, Ministry of Defence 524w  Racial discrimination, Northern Ireland Office 507w  Racial discrimination, Scottish Office 504w  Racial discrimination, Solicitor-General for Scotland 478–9w,  Racial discrimination, Treasury 466w  Racial discrimination, Welsh Office 464–5w    Jenkin, Rt Hon Patrick, Secretary of State for the Environment   Questions  Assured tenancies 546w  Derelict land, Metropolitan districts","type":"sentence","type":"sentence"}]},{"id":"13.41128","text":"","type":"paragraph","type":"paragraph", "children":[{"id":"13.41129","text":"Contracts 170w  Bail 212w  Burglary, Lancashire 5w  Channel Islands, Prerogative of mercy 13w  Clift, Alan, Criminal appeals 170–1w   "Criminal Justice" 324w, 602w  Drug abuse, West Midlands 323w  Drug crimes 10–2w  Fires, Multiple occupation 601w  Football hooliganism, Prosecutions 4w  Glue sniffing 323w  Local government elections, Greater London Council 324w  Magistrates courts, Sentencing 214w  Mental patients 5w  Noor, Cirus 5w  Police stations, Reddish 323w  Pornography, Imports 12w  Pornography, Prosecutions 1–2w  Registered homes 324w   Members  Speakers rulings & statements (11.06.84) 635   Members conduct  Speakers rulings & statements (05.06.84) 159, 166, 167, 168, (06.06.84) 307–9 (07.06.84) 502, (08.06.84) 609, 614, (12.06.84) 777 (13.06.84) 923   Members correspondence  Administrative delays 568w  Complaints against police 171w  Dairy farming 254w  Ellington colliery 10w   Members Fund (12.06.84) 782–810   Members interventions  Speakers rulings & statements (07.06.84) 466, 473 (13.06.84) 961, (14.06.84) 1134   Members pay 128w   Members pensions (12.06.84) 782–810, (15.06.84) 1174–90   Members speeches  Speakers rulings & statements (07.06.84) 502, (14.06.84) 1075, 1086   Members telephones 290w  Telephone tapping 290w   Mena, Ortiz 129w, 151–2w, 532w   Mencap 900–2   Mental Health Act Commission 450–1w   Mental Health Act 1983 5w   Mental health community care 41w, 455–7w   Mental health community nurses 456w   Mental health services  Social workers 457–8w   Mental Health (Scotland) Bill (HL) 1983–84  2R * (08.06.84) 548  Com & rem stages * (15.06.84) 1198   Mental patients 5w   Mentally disturbed offenders  Prisons 214w   Mentally handicapped  Prisoners 212–3w  Rate limitation 900–2   Menton Hospital 288w, 299–300w  Police 288w, 299–300w   Merchant ships  Iran-Iraq war 228w   Merit awards 383w   Merseyside  Cancer 391w  Drug crimes 13w  Ministers domestic visits 21w  Public order policing 130–1w  Social security claims 273–4w   Merseyside County Council 133w   Metropolitan counties 494w  Arts finance 3w  Local government reform 492–3w  Town & country planning 545w   Metropolitan districts  Car ownership 51w  Derelict land 24–5w  Unemployment 99w   Metropolitan Police  Local government reform 5w  Manpower 213w  Police firearms 1191–3, 1195–6   Metropolitan Police S Division 213w  Criminal statistics 213w  Manpower 213w    Meyer, Sir Anthony   Questions  Coal mining, Wales 3  Hip replacements, Wales 10–1  Holiday lettings, Investment income 1064–5   Microcomputers 294–5, 297   Microelectronics industry 296   Microlight aircraft 469w  Airworthiness certificates 469w   Microprocessors 296–7   Mid Staffordshire Health Authority 514–6w   Middle schools 64–5w   Midland link motorways 583–4w  Elevated sections of motorways 583w    Mikardo, Mr Ian   Questions  Enterprise zones 341w  Housing construction, Enterprise zones 341w  London Docklands Development Corporation, Elderly 427w  London Docklands Development Corporation, Housing & handicapped 426–7w   Military aid to civil community  Coal mining 445   Military aircraft  Nuclear weapons 521–2w  USA 522w   Military balance 522–3w  Chemical weapons 522w  Nuclear weapons 522w   Military bands (15.06.84) 1200–4   Milk  Channel Islands 438  Consumption 259w  Derbyshire 438–9  EC countries 253w, 259–60w, 581w  Imports 440–1  Isle of Man 438  Market research 569w  Northern Ireland 96w, (07.06.84) 538–44, 573–4w  Prices 438, 582w  Producer processor licences 72w  Production 254–5w, 258–9w, 261–2w, 305w, 581–2w  Production quotas 71–2w, 220w, 225w, 254–5w, 373w, 375w, 406w, 430, 432–9, 444, 569w, 582w, 584w  Profits 436w  Subsidies 373w  Wales 189w, 220w, 406w  Wholesale prices 259–60w   Milk Marketing Board 432, 569w   Milk & milk products  Marketing 436w    Millan, Rt Hon Bruce   Debates etc  Cooperative Development Agency & Industrial Development Bill, Rep & 3R (04.06.84) 32–4, 55, 59–61, 77–82, 86, 93–4, 101, 105–9, 111–3, 115–6   Questions  Scottish Development Agency, Manpower 77w    Miller, Mr Hal   Questions  British Leyland, Corporate plans 182w  Cattle, Prices 265w  Food, VAT 151  Official engagements, 121–4w  Prime Minister official engagements 224w    Miller, Dr M S   Debates etc  South African Prime Minister's visit (05.06.84) 165   Miller, M S (05.06.84) 159, 166, 167, 168    Mills, Sir Peter   Debates etc  Agricultural Holdings Bill (HL), Rep & 3R (06.06.84) 320–1, 323, 350–1, 357, 358, 369–70  Matrimonial & Family Proceedings Bill (HL), Rep & 3R (13.06.84) 965   Questions  Animal feed, Prices 253w  European Patent Office, British nationality 534w  Milk, Production quotas 433   Mineral waters  Prices 582   Minimum wage 149  Hotel & catering industry 173w  Prosecutions 148–9   Ministerial policy advisers  Pay 192w   Ministerial powers 87w  Taxation 87w   Ministerial responsibility","type":"sentence","type":"sentence"}]},{"id":"13.41137","text":"","type":"paragraph","type":"paragraph", "children":[{"id":"13.41138","text":"Speakers rulings & statements (07.06.84) 453–4   Notices to quit (06.06.84) 316–419   Nottinghamshire  Coal mining 295–6w, 754–5   Nottinghamshire County Council Bill (HL) 1981/82  Order for consideration read (07.06.84) 429, (14.06.84) 1053   Nuclear free zones  Basildon 899   Nuclear Industry Radioactive Waste Executive 585–6w   Nuclear power 362w   Nuclear power stations 141–2w  Low flying 141–2w  Radiation protection 217w  USA 169w   Nuclear war  British Medical Association 392w  Health services 392–4w   Nuclear weapons 521w  House of Commons questions 523w  Military aircraft 521–2w  Military balance 522w  NATO 522w   Nuclear weapons deployment 281w  USA 523w   Nuclear weapons policy  NATO 359w   Nuclear weapons tests  Australia 224–5w, 524–5w   Nucleonics Week 575w  House of Commons Library 575w   Nujoma, Sam 489w, 551w   Nursery nurses 66w   Nursery Nurses Education Board 66w   Nursery schools 66w  Cost per pupil 66w, 370–1w  Costs 412w   Nursery teachers 66w   Nurses  Hospital staff 272–3w  Pay 284w  Pay settlements 450w, 743–4,  Work permits 544w   Nurses homes 148w   Nursing homes 293–4w, 378–82w  Elderly 563–6w    O   Oak bark 277w   Oak wilt disease 277w    Oakes, Rt Hon Gordon   Debates etc  Parliamentary Pensions Etc Bill, 2R (12.06.84) 791–3   Questions  France, Caravans 539w  School Sites Act 1841 467w, 481w    O'Brien, Mr William   Debates etc  Coal mining, Industrial disputes (07.06.84) 530   Questions  Water charges 498w  Youth training scheme 156w   "Occupational Exposure Limits 1984" 351–2w   Occupational hygiene 377w   Occupational pensions 444w  Early leavers 441w, (11.06.84) 642–8  Ministerial statements (11.06.84) 642–8  NHS 452w  Royal ordnance factories 140w  Unemployment benefits 276w   Occupational Pensions Board 200–1w  Public appointments 200–1w   Occupational therapists  Coventry Health Authority 26w   Official secrets  Welsh Office Translation Unit 60w   Official visits 45w, 129w, 151–2w, 154, 216w, 224w  Botha, PW 45w, 47w, 154, 196–7w, 216w   Offshore suppliers  North sea oil 361w   Offshore supplies  Youth training scheme 145   Oil consumption  Central Electricity Generating Board 631–2,   Oil exports 363w   Oil fired power stations  Electricity generation 582w   Oil imports  Iran-Iraq war 627   Oil industry  Scotland 305–6w   Oil prices  Iran-Iraq war 627   Oil revenues 559w   Okehampton bypass 327–8w   O' Kennedy, Michael 289–90w   Okehampton Deer Park 327–8w   O'Kennedy, Michael 289–90w  Immigration controls 289–90w   Old peoples homes  Codes of practice 443–4w  Fire prevention 513w  Norwich 443w  Private sector 444w   Older workers  Long term benefit rates 446w  Unemployed 146–7   One parent families  Social security benefits 34w    O'Neill, Mr Martin J   Debates etc  Cooperative Development Agency & Industrial Development Bill, Rep & 3R (04.06.84) 49–52, 70–3  Inshore Fishing (Scotland) Bill (HL), Rep & 3R (05.06.84) 248–9, 255, 258–60, 266    Onslow, Mr Cranley   Debates etc  Inshore Fishing (Scotland) Bill (HL), Rep & 3R (05.06.84) 266–9, 280–1  Parliamentary Pensions Etc Bill, 2R (12.06.84) 793–4  Right to Reply Bill, 1R (12.06.84) 781   Questions  Patients transport benefits, Doctors surgeries 392w  Salmon 119w  Salmon, Scotland 80w, 366w, 595–6w  Ships radios, Radio broadcasting licences 233w   Open Tech 144   Open University 413w  Age 187–8w  Cheshire 187w  Costs 67–8w  Degrees 188–9w  Dept of Education & Science 141w  Dept of Energy 53w  Dept of Health & Social Security 147w  Dept of the Environment 209w  Dept of Trade & Industry 181w  Dept of Transport 48–9w  Ethnic minorities 372w  Finance 371w, 412–3w, 486–8w  Foreign & Commonwealth Office 196w  Government grants 371–2w  Ministers domestic visits 372w  Ministry of Agriculture Fisheries & Food 258w  Ministry of Defence 140w  Northern Ireland 96w  Northern Ireland Office 229w  Redundancy 372w  Student numbers 69w, 187–8w, 371w  Teachers 63w  Treasury 218w  Welsh Office 57w   Operating costs  Dept of Trade & Industry 177w  Palace of Westminster 429w   Operation Countryman 216–7w    Oppenheim, Mr Phillip   Debates etc  Co-operative Development Agency & Industrial Development Bill, Rep & 3R (04.06.84) 114   Questions  Nexos Office Systems 297  Occupational pensions 444w    Opposition Days  Coal mining, (07.06.84) 456–537   Orchestras  Finance 1w   Orders & regulations 166–8w  Food labelling 138w  Industrial injuries 33–4w   Orgreave  Coal stocks 623  Picketing 623   Origin marking 14–5w    Orme, Rt Hon Stanley   Debates etc  Coal mining, Industrial disputes (07.06.84) 456–63, 464, 528   Questions  British Rail, Pay settlements 630, 635  Iran-Iraq war, Oil imports 627   Orthopaedics (06.06.84) 420–8    Osborn, Sir John   Questions  Dairy farming, EC countries 71–2w  New Community instrument 128w   Osborne House 346w  Parking 346w   Outgoers","type":"sentence","type":"sentence"}]},{"id":"13.41151","text":"","type":"paragraph","type":"paragraph", "children":[{"id":"13.41150","text":"1155  Economic Summit London (12.06.84) 771   Questions  Drug abuse 154  Food labelling, Orders & regulations 138w   Rayner Review see Work of Government Departments Review   Reagan, President 151  Firearms 151   "Real Demand for Student Places" 67w   Recruitment  National Health Service Management Board 292w   Recycling  Scotland 597w   Redbridge Health Authority 197w   Reddish  Police stations 323w   Reddish Lane  Railway accidents 51w   Redundancy  Apprentices 149  Coal mining 634  Lancashire 111w  London docklands 316w  London Regional Transport 226w  NHS 391w  Open University 372w  Scotland 81–4w  Walthamstow 109–10w   Redundancy pay  Dairy farming 225w  Dock workers 109w  Elderly 108–9w   Reema Houses 496w  Mortgages 496w    Rees, Rt Hon Merlyn   Debates etc  Data Protection Bill (HL), Rep & 3R (05.06.84) 201  South African Prime Minister's visit (05.06.84) 160, 161   Questions  Milk, Production quotas 434  Sub post offices, Tottenham 1194–5    Rees, Rt Hon Peter, Chief Secretary to the Treasury   Questions  Accountants, Government departments 1060  Economic policy 1060  Economic situation, West Midlands 557w  Exchange rates 1055  Falkland Islands, Health services 562w  Government shareholding 184w  Industrial investment 1062–3  Industrial investment, Iron & steel industry 1063  Industrial investment, Private sector 1063  Industrial production 87w  Interest rates, Unemployment 126w  National income 466–8w  Nationalised industries, Debts 184w  Oil revenues 559w  Productivity, Skilled workers 1055  Profitability 559w  Public expenditure 183w, 219w  Public sector borrowing requirement 562w  Taxable benefits 558w  Unemployment 1059–61  Unemployment, Economic growth 1060   Regional aid 179w  West Midlands 15–6w   Regional health authorities  Infant mortality 29–30   "Regional Industrial Development White Paper" 305, 472w  Gwent 472w   Regional planning & development (04.06.84) 23–129, 305, 305–6, 305, 306   Registered homes 324w   Registered Homes Bill (HL) 1983/84 (05.06.84) 282  2R & rem stages * (08.06.84) 552   Religious divorce (13.06.84) 926–1045   Religious sects  Pakistan 194w   Remploy 504–5w   Rent Acts 344w   Rent arrears  Wales 166w   Rent assessment committees 503w  Scotland 503w   Rent assessment panels 344w   Rent officers 344w, 504w  Scotland 504w    Renton, Mr Tim   Questions  Local income tax 495  London summit 760  Milk, Production quotas 255w  Occupational pensions, Early leavers 441w  Prime Ministers official engagements 223–4w, 529–32w  Race Relations Act 1976 9–10w  USA, Interest rates 558–9w   Rents  Departmental circulars 344w  Dundee 308w  Scotland 308w   Repairs & maintenance  Connaught swing bridge 244w  Council housing 496w  Telephone exchanges 143w   Repatriation  Travel grants 403–4w   Research  Acid rain 406w, 624  EC grants & loans 412w   Research finance  Small businesses 175w   Resettlement units 30–1w   Residential care 378–82w, 381, 586–94w  Attendance allowance 452–3w  Buildings 453w  Codes of practice 381–2w  Elderly 442–3w  Government grants 331w  Home care services 382w  Licensing 382w  Supplementary benefits 378w, 451–2w  Training 381w   Residential care of children 293–4w   "Residential facilities for mentally handicapped children" 453w   Residential Homes Act 1980 324w   Resources exploration  Sand 15w   Retail price index 558w  Pensioners 433w   Retail price index advisory committee 171w, 433w   Retail trade  Clothing 432w   Retirement age  Doctors 146–7w  Health service staff 146–7w  Unemployed 126w   Retirement pensions 34w, 36w, 276w  Administrative delays 449–50w  Canada 445w  Unemployed 126w   Retirement pensions earnings rules 145–6w   Review of  Benefit Visiting Report 284w, 296w   Re-employment  Doctors 453w    Rhodes James, Mr Robert   Debates etc  South Atlantic (08.06.84) 595–8   Rhondda  Forestry Commission 7–8    Richardson, Ms Jo   Debates etc  Matrimonial & Family Proceedings Bill (HL), Rep & 3R (13.06.84) 1007–9, 1011, 1014–5, 1016–8, 1019–20, 1035   Questions  Breast pumps 272w  Cereals, Exports 253–4w    Ridley, Rt Hon Nicholas, Secretary of State for Transport   Questions  Aire Valley trunk road 527w  British Rail, Public service obligation grant 229w  Channel tunnel 50w  Iran-Iraq war, Merchant ships 228w  Local government reform, Transport 286w  Open University, Dept of Transport 48–9w  Overtime, Dept of Transport 327w  Public transport, Privatisation 327w  Racial discrimination, Dept of Transport 470w  Railway accidents, Reddish Lane 51w  Railway track 326w  Railway travel, West Yorkshire 286w  Road construction, Contracts 326w  Road traffic control, Talgarth Road 287w  Scottish lowlands Airports Policy Review 134w  Shipping, Transport subsidies 286–7w    Rifkind, Mr Malcolm, Minister of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs    Questions  Botha, P W, Official visits","type":"sentence","type":"sentence"}]},{"id":"13.41179","text":"","type":"paragraph","type":"paragraph", "children":[{"id":"13.41178","text":"British Leyland, Bathgate 301  Business statement 448  Civil service recruitment, Scotland 912  Coal mining, Nottinghamshire 754  Garages & petrol stations, Scotland 1059  Personal tax allowances, Tax thresholds 1064  Unemployed, Older workers 147    Walker, Rt Hon Peter, Secretary of State for Energy   Debates etc  Coal mining, Industrial disputes (07.06.84) 463–70, 519   Questions  British Gas Corporation, Privatisation 306w, 621  British Rail, Pay settlements 630, 635  Coal mine closures 626  Coal mine closures, West Yorkshire 629  Coal mining, Industrial disputes 622–3, 626–30, 634–5  Coal mining, Picketing 626, 632  Coal mining, Redundancy 634  Coal stocks 622–4, 626, 629–30  Coal stocks, Orgreave 623  Dept of Energy, Privatisation 361w  Energy conservation 582–3w  Enterprise Oil, Privatisation 471w  Gas tariffs 621–2  Iran-Iraq war, Oil imports 627  Iran-Iraq war, Oil prices 627  MacGregor, Ian 625–6  National Coal Board, Deficit grants 119–20w, 143w  National Union of Mineworkers, Trade union elections 626  Natural gas, Imports 621  Open University, Dept of Energy 53w  Overtime, Dept of Energy 363w  Picketing, Orgreave 623  Power stations, Coal stocks 634  Public order policing, Derbyshire 632  Racial discrimination, Dept of Energy 471w  Wytch Farm Oilfield 53w, 306–7w, 569–70w, 622    Wall, Sir Patrick   Questions  Zimbabwe, Armed forces officers 55w    Wallace, Mr James   Debates etc  Inshore Fishing (Scotland) Bill (HL), Rep & 3R (05.06.84) 250, 254–6, 261–2, 263–4, 270–1   Questions  Coal mining, Picketing 632  European Assembly elections 758–9  European Social Fund 162w  Heating allowances, Climate 567w  Lobsters 256–7w  Prime Minister official engagements 123–4w, 223–4w, 531–2w  Unemployment, EC grants & loans 141    Waller, Mr Gary   Questions  Dog licences, Fees & charges 568w  Lorries, Environment protection 470w  Road works, Traffic lights 469–70w  Textile industry, Small businesses 175w  USSR, Trade promotion 537–8w   Walsall  Unemployment 506w   Waltham Forest  Local government reform 339w  Supplementary benefits 27–8w   Walthamstow  Redundancy 109–10w  Unemployment 110w  Vacancies 110w  Youth training scheme 27w   Wandsworth  Civil disorder 534w  Council house sales 909–10  Council housing 20w  Employment 543w  Unemployment 542–3w    Ward, Mr John   Questions  Prime Minister official engagements 121–4w  Regional planning & development 305    Wardell, Mr Gareth   Questions  Hospital waiting lists, Wales 328w  Picketing, Public order policing 288w  Prime Minister official engagements 123–4w, 395–8w, 531–2w  School transport 186w, 197w  Unemployment 99w, 155w    Wardle, Mr Charles   Questions  Criminal justice 602w    Wareing, Robert N    Debates etc  Coal mining, Industrial disputes (07.06.84) 496  Unparliamentary expressions (06.06.84) 309   Questions  Botha, P W, Official visits 154  Cambridge University Medical School 220w  Dunlop, Takeovers 233w  D-day landings, Anniversaries 191w  Exceptional needs payments 274–5w  Furniture grants 274w  GATT, Agricultural products 265–6w  Handicapped, Discrimination 450w  Housing investment programmes, Liverpool 756–7  Interest rates 218w  Iran-Iraq war, Merchant ships 228w  Mentally disturbed offenders, Prisons 214w  Mentally handicapped, Prisoners 212–3w  Ministers domestic visits, Liverpool 497w  NHS, Elderly 275w  North Sea oil, Petroleum exploration licences 217w  Nuclear power stations, Radiation protection 217w  Prime Minister official engagements 530–2w  Public expenditure 219w  Rate limitation, Mentally handicapped 900  Student grants, Travel grants 69w  Wages councils 270w   Warnock Committee see In Vitro Fertilisation Departmental Committee    Warren, Mr Kenneth   Questions  British Aerospace, Privatisation 539w  Falkland Islands, Fish conservation 578–9w  Information technology, Alvey Directorate 539–40w   Warsaw Pact  Communications engineering 360–1w  Electronic warfare 361w   Warships  British Shipbuilders 293  Cruise missiles 152–3   Warwickshire  Public order policing 215–6w   Washington  Unemployment 155–6w, 302–4w   Waste heat recovery  Scotland 597w   Water authorities 23w  Civil defence 248–9w   Water charges 497–8w   Water meters 19w   Water pollution 23w   Watford Gap 165w    Watson, Mr John   Questions  Silica sand, Production 290–1w    Watts, Mr John   Questions  Enterprise allowance scheme, Waiting lists 154w    Weetch, Mr Ken   Debates etc  Agricultural Holdings Bill (HL), Rep & 3R (06.06.84) 318–20, 337–8, 381–2, 386–7  Matrimonial & Family Proceedings Bill (HL), Rep & 3R (13.06.84) 931–3, 947, 1035–6, 1037   Questions  Old peoples homes, Norwich 443w   Welfare benefits information system 460–1w   Well women clinics 364w  Scotland 364w    Wetts, Mr Bowen   Questions  Information technology centres 174w  Spirits, VAT 127w  Wines, VAT 127w    Welsh, Mr Michael   Debates","type":"sentence","type":"sentence"}]}]}]},{"id":"6.439967","text":"S5CV0439P0.xml","type":"resource","type":"resource","version":"1203691030000","resourceType":"XML","metadata":[{"name":"Comprising period from","value":"23rd june\u201411th july 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