To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs pursuant to the answer of 4 September 2013, Official Report, column 391W, on Shaker Aamer, what the outcome was of his talks with his US counterpart on (a) the closure of Guantánamo Bay and (b) the release of prisoner Shaker Aamer.

To ask the Prime Minister what discussions he had with President Obama at the G8 summit in summer 2013 about the release of Shaker Aamer from Guantanamo Bay; and if he will make a statement.

To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what reports he has received on the hunger strike in Guantánamo Bay; and if he will make a statement.

It is rather an easy explanation—is it not?—to say that the decision was taken at junior operational level. If I may say so, I think we are entitled to press the Spanish Government further on the protocol and the understanding of those who have responsibility for these matters at the border. The House will be united in condemnation of any breach of the Vienna convention. Have we had an unequivocal apology for the incident from the Spanish Government at the necessarily highest level, and an equally unequivocal assurance that steps will be taken to ensure that it never happens again?

May I briefly add my tribute to the right hon. Member for Blackburn (Mr Straw)? It is fair to say that the initiative he took all those years ago was not met with universal approval throughout the House.

In the light of Mr Netanyahu’s public response to this agreement, what assessment has my right hon. Friend the Foreign Secretary made of the risk of Israel taking some unilateral action that might undermine the agreement, and what representations has he made to the Israeli Government against taking any such action?