§ Mr. KELLAWAYI beg to ask the Under-Secretary of State for War a question, of which I have given him private notice, namely: Whether the military correspondent of the "Times," Colonel Repington, is now staying at the British Headquarters and is sending dispatches to his newspaper which are censored by a member of the General Staff; is the arrangement within the knowledge of, or has it the approval of, the Minister for War; and is it proposed to grant similar facilities to other military correspondents and critics?
§ Mr. TENNANTThe Secretary of State has no knowledge of Colonel Repington's whereabouts.
§ Mr. KELLAWAYWill my right hon. Friend ascertain whether special facilities are being given to this newspaper, and, if so, will similar facilities be given to other members of the Press?
§ Mr. TENNANTI will make inquiries, but I can make no promises.