§ Sir Richard Glynasked the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many persons have been executed in the United Kingdom for offences other than murder in the 25 years to the last convenient date.
§ Sir F. SoskiceIn the years 1940–1964 17 persons were executed in Great Britain after conviction by a civil court of an offence other than murder. Two had been convicted of treason, and 15 of an offence under the Treachery Act, 1940. There was also one execution in Great Britain of a person convicted by court martial of an offence under the Treachery Act.