That this House sends a message of wholehearted support to the people of Aberfan, Merthyr Vale and surrounding communities in recognition of the 50th anniversary of the Aberfan Disaster on 21 October 1966 that resulted in the loss of 116 children and 28 adults, an event of such unimaginable and devastating loss that touched the world and robbed a community of a generation.

That this House sends a message of wholehearted support to the people of Aberfan, Merthyr Vale and surrounding communities in recognition of the 50th anniversary of the Aberfan Disaster on 21 October 1966 that resulted in the loss of 116 children and 28 adults, an event of such unimaginable and...

That this House passes on its condolences to the families of the miners who were killed in the Fallahill pit disaster of 1901, four of whose bodies were never recovered.

That this House passes on its condolences to the families of the miners who were killed in the Fallahill pit disaster of 1901, four of whose bodies were never recovered.

That this House expresses its deepest sympathy for the victims of the disaster in Katowice, their families and friends, and offers sincere condolences to the Polish people at this sad time.

That this House expresses its deepest sympathy for the victims of the disaster in Katowice, their families and friends, and offers sincere condolences to the Polish people at this sad time.

That this House thanks St John's Church, Gowerton, Bethal Chapel, Penclawdd, Gowerton Community Council, Gowerton Archive Group, the pupils and staff of Tregwyr Infant and Junior Schools, Ysgol Gyfun Gwyr and Gowerton Comprehensive School for their contributions to the commemoration services on 21st and 22nd January to remember the victims of the Elba Colliery explosion of 21st January 1905; applauds the children and staff of Tregwyr Junior School for their work in creating a fine memorial garden at St John's Church to honour the 11 miners killed and many others seriously injured in the 1905 disaster; further congratulates the children of this school who helped to produce the excellent animated film about the tragedy that focuses on the loss of the youngest miner to die, George Williams of penclawdd, who was just 14 years old; and recognises that it is important that new generations should learn the real histories of the communities in which they live including learning about the sacrifices that working people have made over the years.

That this House thanks St John's Church, Gowerton, Bethal Chapel, Penclawdd, Gowerton Community Council, Gowerton Archive Group, the pupils and staff of Tregwyr Infant and Junior Schools, Ysgol Gyfun Gwyr and Gowerton Comprehensive School for their contributions to the commemoration services on 21st and 22nd January to remember the victims...

That this House congratulates the Russian mine rescue workers who tunnelled through 50 metres of rock in record time to save 11 of the 13 coalminers trapped for seven days by a sudden influx of water at the Zapadnay coal mine in Southern Russia; and sends sympathies to the families of the dead and the missing miner.

That this House congratulates the Russian mine rescue workers who tunnelled through 50 metres of rock in record time to save 11 of the 13 coalminers trapped for seven days by a sudden influx of water at the Zapadnay coal mine in Southern Russia; and sends sympathies to the families...

That ths House deplores the insensitive and ill-informed remarks, regarding the Hillsborough disaster, made by Sir Bernard Ingham, during BBC Question Time on Thursday 6th June; condemns his illogical disregard for the findings of the official inquiry into that disaster, by his apportioning blame for the tragedy to football supporters, dubbing them 'yobbos'; and calls upon Baroness Thatcher's former press secretary to apologise, not only to the families of the 95 innocent victims killed on that terrible day, but also to the cities of Liverpool and Sheffield for the grievious pain and distress his intemperate comments have undoubtedly caused.

That ths House deplores the insensitive and ill-informed remarks, regarding the Hillsborough disaster, made by Sir Bernard Ingham, during BBC Question Time on Thursday 6th June; condemns his illogical disregard for the findings of the official inquiry into that disaster, by his apportioning blame for the tragedy to football supporters,...

That this House congratulates Liverpool City Council in calling an extraordinary meeting to debate a motion supporting the Hillsborough Disaster Working Party's demands for a fresh and scrupulously independent inquiry to investigate evidence and related matters disclosed by the Hillsborough Working Party in February 1992 and referred to in the Cook Report television programme on 2nd June concerning the circumstances surrounding the death of the victims and particularly the death of Kevin Williams; and calls on the Attorney General to order a fresh inquiry as soon as possible.

That this House congratulates Liverpool City Council in calling an extraordinary meeting to debate a motion supporting the Hillsborough Disaster Working Party's demands for a fresh and scrupulously independent inquiry to investigate evidence and related matters disclosed by the Hillsborough Working Party in February 1992 and referred to in the...

That this House, in the light of the recent Cook Report TV programme and the increasing concern and consternation of the relatives of the victims of the tragic Hillsborough Disaster, calls upon the Home Secretary immediately to order a judicial review into all aspects of the disaster including recent events which have now emerged through the said Cook Report programme.

That this House, in the light of the recent Cook Report TV programme and the increasing concern and consternation of the relatives of the victims of the tragic Hillsborough Disaster, calls upon the Home Secretary immediately to order a judicial review into all aspects of the disaster including recent events...

That this House calls on the Attorney General to study The Cook Report on the Hillsborough Disaster that provided new evidence that in spite of previous rulings, victims were still alive long after the recorded time of death, underlining the case made by the bereaved families that serious questions remain unanswered.

That this House calls on the Attorney General to study The Cook Report on the Hillsborough Disaster that provided new evidence that in spite of previous rulings, victims were still alive long after the recorded time of death, underlining the case made by the bereaved families that serious questions remain...

That this House, appalled by the cyclone disaster in the Bay of Bengal, expresses its deepest sympathy with the people of Bangladesh at their grievous loss of lives and possessions; notes with sympathy Prime Minister Begum Zia's call for international aid; and urges Her Majesty's Government to make an immediate, effective and generous response.

That this House, appalled by the cyclone disaster in the Bay of Bengal, expresses its deepest sympathy with the people of Bangladesh at their grievous loss of lives and possessions; notes with sympathy Prime Minister Begum Zia's call for international aid; and urges Her Majesty's Government to make an immediate,...