• Lord Taylor faces 27 months in jail if he fails to pay, Lord Hanningfield 15 months.

    BBC: Lord Taylor and Lord Hanningfield ordered to pay thousands

  • He noted that Lord Taylor had concluded that fans would become accustomed to seating and "come to prefer it".

    BBC: MP calls for return of standing football terraces

  • All-seater grounds in the top leagues were enforced on the back of recommendations made in Lord Taylor's report of 1989.

    CNN: The horror of Heysel: Football's forgotten tragedy?

  • Animal welfare minister Lord Taylor described the use of creatures such as tigers, monkeys and zebras in performances as "outdated".

    BBC: Wild animals to be banned from circuses

  • Lord Taylor said UK egg producers "must not be put at a disadvantage for leading the way on animal welfare issues".

    BBC: Battery caged hens egg import ban considered

  • Home Office minister Lord Taylor of Holbeach said no decision had been made on transferring responsibility for counter-terrorism from the Met.

    BBC: Government defeated on Crime and Courts Bill

  • Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Minister Lord Taylor of Holbeach, responding for the government, said "we could all learn" about good household skills.

    BBC: Young people 'lack common sense' on food sell-by-dates

  • Environment minister Lord Taylor of Holbeach told peers there would be an announcement on a package of measures to tackle irresponsible dog owners "very shortly".

    BBC: Mandatory micro-chipping for dogs planned

  • By the start of this one, the intervention of Lord Taylor of Warwick, a black Conservative in the House of Lords, had forced an abrupt change.

    ECONOMIST: Plagued by race

  • Lord Taylor indicated he would accept the sanction if it was agreed by his fellow peers, insisting that he was "full of remorse" for what he had done.

    BBC: Two peers jailed for expenses fraud facing Lords ban

  • In 1992, as plain John Taylor, Lord Taylor had stood as the Tory candidate for Cheltenham, which is normally a safe Conservative seat when the candidate is white.

    ECONOMIST: Plagued by race

  • Environment minister Lord Taylor said the government and households could not control the rising cost of energy but could play a part in ensuring that it was used more efficiently.

    BBC: UK homes getting more hungry for electricity

  • But Home Office Minister Lord Taylor of Holbeach said the amendments would undermine the "clarity" of governance arrangements set out in the bill and would introduce an "unnecessary" layer of bureaucracy.

    BBC: Government defeated on Crime and Courts Bill

  • Lord Taylor's explanation that he was aware the lobbyists were in fact journalists and he had continued to meet them in order to discover the truth was dismissed as "inherently implausible".

    BBC: Two Labour peers face suspension

  • Lord Taylor resigned the Tory whip while Lord Hanningfield had it withdrawn so both will sit as crossbenchers - peers who are not aligned to any political party - in future.

    BBC: Two peers jailed for expenses fraud facing Lords ban

  • Government spokesman Lord Taylor of Holbeach stopped short of promising to amend the bill, but conceded there was "merit" in the idea of obliging local authorities to have a code of conduct.

    BBC: Localism Bill: Report stage

  • Another fun hearing will be the appearance of Planning Minister Nick Boles and Lord Taylor, chair of the External Review of Planning Practice Guidance before the Communities and Local Government Committee (at 4.30pm).

    BBC: Week ahead in committees

  • Following a question by opposition spokesman Lord Grantchester on the timetable for bringing in the changes, Lord Taylor said they would be announced "very shortly" and said that 58% of dogs were already microchipped.

    BBC: Mandatory micro-chipping for dogs planned

  • The official inquiry into the Hillsborough tragedy, conducted by Lord Taylor, blamed poor policing and inadequate facilities but the main recommendation was for the introduction of all-seater stadia and the removal of perimeter fencing.

    BBC: The standing areas at Borussia Dortmund and Werder Bremen

  • But Lord Taylor was far from impressed.

    ECONOMIST: Plagued by race

  • But in a handwritten note, Mrs Thatcher made it clear that she did not want to give the government's full backing to Lord Taylor's criticisms, only to the way in which he had conducted his inquiry and made recommendations for action.

    BBC: UK Politics

  • Lord Taylor said the UK was pressing the EU to bring in additional enforcement action to prevent market distortions through the export of illegal eggs, although he acknowledged that talks in Brussels on Monday had not brought about an agreement on tough enforcement action against non-compliant states.

    BBC: Battery caged hens egg import ban considered

  • In 1996 an ITV dramatised documentary raised questions on whether the police told the whole truth to Lord Justice Taylor and the inquests.

    BBC: Hillsborough: Fan power unleashed to release papers

  • His wife and kids were safe, scooped up by his brother-in-law and taken down an alley adjacent to the Lord and Taylor department store.

    NPR: The Finish Line: What The Bombing Was Like

  • So, I say it's like blindfolding people and then shoving them into Macy's or Lord and Taylor's and say, go and shop efficiently for a shirt.

    NPR: 6 min 38 sec

  • Among the new documents released on Wednesday was a memo from a senior civil servant to Baroness Thatcher about the interim report into the tragedy by Lord Justice Taylor.

    BBC: UK Politics

  • He said in Lord Justice Taylor's report into the 1989 Hillsborough disaster in which 96 Liverpool football fans died, the fact the supporters were standing was not highlighted as a cause of fatalities.

    BBC: MP calls for return of standing football terraces

  • The possible breakthrough came from an analysis of video from a Lord and Taylor department store near the site of the second blast, and video from a Boston TV station helped as well, the official said.

    CNN: What we know about the Boston bombing and its aftermath

  • While English football was forced to grapple with extensive stadium renovation to improve facilities for fans due to recommendations made by Lord Justice Taylor after the deadly crowd disasters at Hillsborough and Heysel in the 1980s, Italian football was left in a time warp.

    CNN: SHARE THIS

  • Terence O'Neill eventually resigned in April 1969 after a bruising general election in which he almost lost his own seat to Ian Paisley and in which he was opposed by several of his MPs, among them John Taylor, now Lord Kilclooney.

    BBC: Captain Terence O'Neill: Visionary or failure?

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