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In his first question time, Prime Minister Tony Blair took members' questions. Questions focused on his policies on various issues and his reform of the question time session.

The British House of Commons debated a resolution that supported military action to force Iraq to comply with United Nations weapons inspectors.

British Prime Minister Tony Blair to questions from members of the House of Commons on events regarding the German bank and Britain’s commitment to join the European Union.

After Queen Elizabeth II officially opened the British Parliament, members met to hear from former Prime Minister John Major and the newly elected Prime Minister Tony Blair. Then, Prime Mini…

The British House of Lords opened the House of Commons session for the election of a speaker. The members of Commons unanimously re-elected Speaker Betty Boothroyd for a second term. The Que…

In the last question time before the dissolution of Parliament and the general election, members questioned the prime minister about the publication of an ethics report and other topics.

In the last week before the dissolution of parliament, members questioned the prime minister about the health care system and other topics. Prime Minister Major announced last week that a ge…

Members questioned Prime Minister John Major about nursery school vouchers, the business taxes and other topics.

Members questioned British Prime Minister John Major about the condition of abattoirs (slaughterhouses), the academic performance of primary schools and other topics.

British Prime Minister John Major took members' questions on various issues, including sanitary conditions in slaughterhouses and pension privatization.

Prime Minister Major took members' questions on various issues including budget issues and medical treatment of military personnel, both active and veterans.

Prime Minister Major took members' questions on various issues, especially rail privatization. The person who bought the national railway recently sold it at a substantial profit and the gov…

Prime Minister John Major took questions on delays within the National Health Service and the government’s position on a single European currency.

British Prime Minister John Major fielded questions from members of the House of Commons. Topics include the sale of a recently privatized railroad company at a substantial profit, education…

Prime Minister John Major took members' questions on various issues, including state subsidies to business and British efforts to get the European Union ban on British beef in the wake of th…

Prime Minister John Major took members' questions on various issues, including the National Health Service and education policy, particularly grammar schools.

British Prime Minister John Major took members' questions on various issues, including the national debt and the granting of British citizenship to Asian residents of Hong Kong of non-Chines…

Prime Minister Major took members' questions on various issues, including local taxes, teacher standards and especially when he would call for a special election in Wirral South, where a vac…

Prime Minister John Major (Conservative) took members' questions on various issues, including the National Health Service, Gibraltar, and especially British participation in the European cur…

Prime Minister John Major took members' questions on various issues, including the government’s education proposal, which would allow successful public schools to expand without approval.