asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many people are currently in each prison in the United Kingdom awaiting deportation; how many were convicted by a court and recommended for deportation; how long they have been in prison ; and how many have indicated a willingness to depart voluntarily.

The available information as at 31st October 1978 is as follows:(1) Number detained under the Immigration Act 1971, awaiting deportation:

Pentonville	67
Birmingham	7
Holloway	6
Risley	5
Ashford	2
Leicester	2
Bedford	1
Brixton	1
Brockhill	1
Canterbury	1
Exeter	1
Gloucester	1
Leeds	1
Lewes	1
Liverpool	1
Manchester	1
Norwich	1
Oxford	1
Winchester	1
Total	102

(ii) Number of those at (i) detained following the recommendation of a court made under section 3(6) of the Immigration Act 1971, 73.(iii) Period for which those at (i) had been detained:

Under 1 month	49
1–2 months	29

POST-NEONATAL MORTALITY PER 1,000 LIVE BIRTHS: SOCIAL CLASS (SCOTLAND)
			I	II	III	Social Class IV	V	All
1948	…	…	9·8	9·9	18·2	21·8	32·2	19·6
1973	…	…	2·8	3·6	5·7	6·0	14·3	6·3
1974	…	…	3·3	3·5	5·0	6·4	12·4	6·1
1975	…	…	1·8	3·8	4·7	5·1	10·8	5·4
1976	…	…	2·2	3·0	4·1	3·7	7·5	4·5
1977	…	…	2·5	3·7	4·0	4·5	7·0	4·8
Notes:
Rates for 1948 calculated on deaths aged between 1 month and 1 year.
Rates for 1973–1977 calculated on deaths aged between 4 weeks and 1 year.
The total number of deaths in 1977 was 298.