That this House notes and gives thanks to God for the celebration of Her Majesty the Queen's sapphire jubilee; thanks Her Majesty for her wonderful service, her wisdom, kindness, dedication and example of devotion to her people over the last 65 years; and wishes her God's richest blessing and continued good health as she continues her reign over us.

That this House notes and gives thanks to God for the celebration of Her Majesty the Queen's sapphire jubilee; thanks Her Majesty for her wonderful service, her wisdom, kindness, dedication and example of devotion to her people over the last 65 years; and wishes her God's richest blessing and continued...

That this House affirms its loyalty to Her Majesty the Queen as her glorious reign now stands without equal; expresses its gratitude for the sure and steadfast monarchy this country and all the other Commonwealth realms have enjoyed; remembers Her late father, His Majesty King George VI, and the stalwart service he did the country and Commonwealth during the war, at such cost to His own health; and thanks Her Majesty for faithfully carrying out her duties all the length of Her reign, God save the Queen.

That this House affirms its loyalty to Her Majesty the Queen as her glorious reign now stands without equal; expresses its gratitude for the sure and steadfast monarchy this country and all the other Commonwealth realms have enjoyed; remembers Her late father, His Majesty King George VI, and the stalwart...

That this House offers its thanks and congratulations to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Second on the sixtieth anniversary of her coronation; recognises the tremendous impact that she has made during her reign; and proffers its best wishes for her health and happiness as she continues her reign.

That this House offers its thanks and congratulations to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Second on the sixtieth anniversary of her coronation; recognises the tremendous impact that she has made during her reign; and proffers its best wishes for her health and happiness as she continues her reign.

That this House believes that the Succession to the Crown Bill, to which amendments and new clauses have been tabled, cannot be adequately considered by both Houses in a single day; notes the expressed fear that the Bill may have unintended consequences leading to the disestablishment of the Church of England; and is convinced that a Bill of supreme importance to the future constitution of the UK merits thorough consideration.

That this House believes that the Succession to the Crown Bill, to which amendments and new clauses have been tabled, cannot be adequately considered by both Houses in a single day; notes the expressed fear that the Bill may have unintended consequences leading to the disestablishment of the Church of...

That this House congratulates the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge on the announcement that they are expecting their first child; and wishes them all health and much happiness.

That this House congratulates the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge on the announcement that they are expecting their first child; and wishes them all health and much happiness.

That this House acknowledges the excellent contribution made to Community Relations in Northern Ireland by Mr Christopher Moran in his capacity as Chairman of Co-operation Ireland; recognises the special role that he played in hosting a reception for Her Majesty The Queen during her recent visit to Northern Ireland as part of the Diamond Jubilee Celebrations; and commends Mr Moran for the quiet diplomacy that he has brought to his role over many years.

That this House acknowledges the excellent contribution made to Community Relations in Northern Ireland by Mr Christopher Moran in his capacity as Chairman of Co-operation Ireland; recognises the special role that he played in hosting a reception for Her Majesty The Queen during her recent visit to Northern Ireland as...

That this House expresses its profound gratitude to Her Majesty The Queen for her dedication to a life of public service; pays tribute to the energy, wisdom and grace with which she carries out her many public duties; welcomes the opportunities over the coming months that the nation will have to celebrate her Diamond Jubilee a landmark that, of the 41 monarchs who have reigned inEngland and the UK since William the Conqueror, only Her Majesty and Queen Victoria have reached; notes that thesouth tower of the Palace of Westminster was originally called The King's Tower; further notes that when the Palace of Westminster was rebuilt in 1860, it was renamed the Victoria Tower, to commemorate the long reign of Queen Victoria; proudly recalls Her Majesty's tribute to Parliament in her Address to both Houses as `an unshakeable cornerstone of our constitution and our way of life'; signals its desire to honour Her Majesty's commitment to democracy in Britain and the Commonwealth; and therefore calls on the House of Commons Commission to consider proposals to rename the Palace of Westminster'snorth tower holding the Big Ben clock the Elizabeth Tower, in recognition of Her Majesty's 60 years of unbroken public service on behalf of her country.

That this House expresses its profound gratitude to Her Majesty The Queen for her dedication to a life of public service; pays tribute to the energy, wisdom and grace with which she carries out her many public duties; welcomes the opportunities over the coming months that the nation will have...

That this House recognises the bravery of Flight Lieutenant Wales as air and sea rescue pilot and his fellow service personnel in their posting to the Falkland Islands; thanks them, and all the UK's service personnel across the world for the service they perform for Queen and country; and continues to uphold them in prayer.

That this House recognises the bravery of Flight Lieutenant Wales as air and sea rescue pilot and his fellow service personnel in their posting to the Falkland Islands; thanks them, and all the UK's service personnel across the world for the service they perform for Queen and country; and continues...

That this House would welcome a decision by Her Majesty the Queento visit the state of Israel, given Israel's long ties with the UK and in particular Prime Minister Balfour, who originally declared Israel as a homeland for the Jewish people.

That this House would welcome a decision by Her Majesty the Queento visit the state of Israel, given Israel's long ties with the UK and in particular Prime Minister Balfour, who originally declared Israel as a homeland for the Jewish people.

That this House congratulates His Royal Highness Prince Philip the Duke of Edinburgh on the occasion of his 90th birthday; acknowledges his unwavering support of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II as her Consort for nearly64 years; commends his commitment to family life as a devoted husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather; recognises his interest in and contribution to the lives of young people by his instigation of the Duke of Edinburgh Award; praises his advocacy of sport and interest in art; further commends his valour and bravery as a Commander of the Royal Navy during the Second World War and subsequently; extols his patriotism and commitment to the British Monarchy and Royal Family; and expresses its most profound gratitude for all his dedication and unfailing service in the past, now and in the future.

That this House congratulates His Royal Highness Prince Philip the Duke of Edinburgh on the occasion of his 90th birthday; acknowledges his unwavering support of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II as her Consort for nearly64 years; commends his commitment to family life as a devoted husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather;...

That this House looks forward to the 2010 Trooping the Colour ceremony on Saturday 12 June 2010 to mark the Official Birthday of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II; notes with pride that the flags of all the nations of the Commonwealth are always displayed in and around Horse Guards Parade for this great occasion; calls on the Government to ensure that the flags of all Her Majesty's Territories are also flown in time for the ceremony, including those of Her Majesty's Crown Dependencies of the Isle of Man, Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney and Sark, together with Her Majesty's Overseas Territories of Anguilla, Bermuda, British Antarctic Territory, British Indian Ocean Territory, British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Falkland Islands, Gibraltar, Montserrat, Pitcairn, Henderson, Ducie and Oeno Islands, St. Helena, Ascension Island, Tristan da Cuhna, South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands and the Turks and Caicos Islands.

That this House looks forward to the 2010 Trooping the Colour ceremony on Saturday 12 June 2010 to mark the Official Birthday of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II; notes with pride that the flags of all the nations of the Commonwealth are always displayed in and around Horse Guards Parade...

That this House welcomes the report of the Fabian Commission on the Future of the Monarchy published on 15th July; believes that the report contains sensible proposals for necessary change to a key element of the constitution; welcomes the Palace's reported view that 'The report is a useful contribution to the debate on changes to the monarchy. We will be interested in seeing public reaction'; calls for the removal of those restrictions preventing the House debating these proposals; and requests that the Government publish a consultation paper to begin the process of reform of the monarchy.

That this House welcomes the report of the Fabian Commission on the Future of the Monarchy published on 15th July; believes that the report contains sensible proposals for necessary change to a key element of the constitution; welcomes the Palace's reported view that 'The report is a useful contribution to...

That this House welcomes the occurrence of the 400th anniversary of the Union of the Crowns, in which the King of Scotland, James VI, acceded to the English throne and became the monarch of Britain; notes that this ultimately led to the Union of two of the Parliaments in 1707 and almost 300 years of peace between the ancient nations of Britain and brought increased prosperity and widened opportunities for Scots and English alike in the United Kingdom and abroad; and condemns the Government for failing to bring forward a programme of events to mark this momentous anniversary.

That this House welcomes the occurrence of the 400th anniversary of the Union of the Crowns, in which the King of Scotland, James VI, acceded to the English throne and became the monarch of Britain; notes that this ultimately led to the Union of two of the Parliaments in 1707...

That this House recognises that the 400th anniversary of the Union of the Crowns will occur in 2003, an event in which the King of Scotland, James VI, acceded to the English throne and became the monarch of Britain; notes that this ultimately led to the Union of two of the Parliaments in 1707 and over 250 years of peace between the ancient nations of Britain and brought increased prosperity and widened opportunities for Scots and English alike in the United Kingdom and abroad; and considers that the Government and other public bodies should bring forward a programme of events to mark this important date in United Kingdom history.

That this House recognises that the 400th anniversary of the Union of the Crowns will occur in 2003, an event in which the King of Scotland, James VI, acceded to the English throne and became the monarch of Britain; notes that this ultimately led to the Union of two of...