MICHAEL ENGLISH, Labour MP, Nottingham West: 'Some of the people charged with murder in connection with terrorist offences may be guilty of an offence which is still a capital offence, Is it an accident or design that they are never charged with that offence?"
JILL KNIGHT, Conservative MP, BirmIngham Edgbaston: "Will he Ithe Home Socretarvi also accoot that there is a de mand outside the House in the country that persons guilty or the crime of tee orism should face capital punishment?" ANDREW FAULUS, Labour Tar, Periy East: When tempers have cooled the Commons should be given a chance to debate the reintroduction of capital punishment for crimes of this kind.' REGINALD EYRE, Conservative MP, Hall Green: The feeling of revulsion of the people in Birmingham is so great, DOTING TOS TORN CAR CHITTIGOSITHSH of the death penalty far terrorism wil be accepced..
6 December 1974฿ Andrew Faulds - bring back hanging Page B Labour Party MP, Belfast West: The overwhelming majority of trish people and the Irish race will support the Home Secretary in the messures ho has ann991000 on Viednesday 27 November agreed 'to support' Jenkins' Bill, ROY JENKINS, Home Secretary: These powers are draconian. In combination they are un precedented in pascetime. SIR KEITH JOSEPH, Tory Shadow the Government get the Bill through as quickly as possible.
ALAN BEITH, Liberal MP, Barwick-onTweed: The Liberals would want to assist in getting Parliamentary approval for the measures DONALD STEWART, Scottish Nationalist MP, Westarn Isles: We believe these measures are Tuily justified by the press ROY JENKINS. Home Sacretary! I have indicated that I have no doubt that this metter will have to be, and should be, GOODLEO. THE TRIBUNE GROUP at their meeting 4000 trade-unionists gathered last weok for an open-air memorial service to the people k Front tried to exploit, that such understandable sympathy for the victims, could become working class and ply into the hands or the pooses portunity since tie Ugandan Asian affair.