Lord Morrow

My Lords, Amendment 146A in my name requires the voluntary assisted dying commissioner to have particular regard to the right to life under Article 2 of the European Convention on Human Rights when ca

My Lords, I too welcome the noble Lord, Lord Isaac, to your Lordships’ House and congratulate the noble Lord, Lord Alton of Liverpool, on his comprehensive and informative opening speech and the excel

My Lords, I wish to make some comments on Amendment 22 in my name, and I will seek not to transgress my time in relation to this one. In Committee, the noble Lords, Lord Lilley and Lord Callanan, and

In the second instance, this difficulty was greatly compounded by the willingness of the Mauritian Cabinet of Ministers to accept £3 million in 1965 to become a party to the forced removal of the Chag

My Lords, I wish to speak to the six amendments to which I have attached my name in this grouping—Amendments 23 to 25, 27, 52 and 53—and also in support of Amendment 32. I will begin with Amendment 24

My Lords, Amendment 26 standing in my name states that: “Sections 2 to 4 come into force only when the Secretary of State has assessed … the impact of the termination of all rights granted by the Trea