It is a Crisis of Trust.

Despite a manifest public appetite for popular science, shown in many different ways, and public recognition of the benefits of technology, there was also much convincing evidence of what we called "a Crisis of Trust", taking the form of widespread scepticism about the pronouncements of scientists.

Evidence convinced us that there is a "Crisis of Trust" on many fronts where science is advancing at an accelerating pace, far ahead of public awareness, let alone assent.

By general agreement there is a Crisis of Trust in politicians and of respect for parties.

I take issue with some of the assumptions that were expressed in his speech - his blurring of science and business and his misconception of the Crisis of Trust - but his general insistence that scientific knowledge is not good or bad per se is spot on and right.

Another important achievement of the Select Committee's report was to address what has been labelled as the Crisis of Trust.

As my noble friend Lord Hodgson of Astley Abbotts reminded the House, your Lordships' report on science and technology in 2002 complained that, "there is a Crisis of Trust".

It is high time that Ministers understood that there is no Crisis of Trust in the British Army or in British troops, but that there is a profound crisis of trust in British politicians, and the permanent adulatory use of British troops to deflect that is one of the most tasteless parts of this debate.

Iraq is facing a Crisis of Trust between faiths, communities, the security forces and the people.

The Local Government Association argued that there is a Crisis of Trust.

My Lords, the noble Baroness, Lady O'Neill, rightly spoke about a far-reaching Crisis of Trust.

My Lords, I completely agree that there is a Crisis of Trust.

has suffered a Crisis of Trust remotely comparable to that which has affected Westminster.

It is a constant worry in most areas of public and commercial life that there may be a Crisis of Trust, that things may have gone radically wrong.

That is why we have this Crisis of Trust.

From the Crisis of Trust in politics can come the birth of new hope.

There was also a Crisis of Trust in private pension provision following the mis-selling scandals that previous reforms had opened the way to.

Thirdly, there is clearly a Crisis of Trust in politics and government.

It is right that we do not just consider further powers to Scotland in isolation from a wider Crisis of Trust that we are seeing in our politics across all four nations, and it was widely alluded to in many of today's speeches.

NHS England is keen to lay the blame for the financial Crisis in Acute Trusts at the door of agency staff costs.