Speeches in Parliament

Lord Black tells the House of Lords that the BBC charter review is the last opportunity to achieve durable reform that protects a plural media market.

Lord Black praises the work of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission as he steps down from the Board of the Imperial War Museum after eight years.

Lord Black speaks about the Human Rights Act.

"Truvada must be available now," says Lord Black as Lords discuss tackling HIV and AIDS.

Lord Black praises "diversity, variety and excellence" of independent schools in Lords education debate.

Lord Black speaks about Section 73 of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act. It is commonly known as the issue of 'retransmission fees'.

Lord Black speaks about the European Union and media plurality.

RIPA: It is an issue that should concern every reporter in the UK and every citizen because of the impact on press freedom and the quality of our democracy. It...

"Gay people do not want to be tolerated in this society; they want to be equal in it." Speech in Parliament supporting equal marriage.