That this House notes that it has not approved any military action against Iraq; believes that any such action should require prior approval by a vote in this House and not rely on prerogative power alone; does not accept in this case that such a vote would in any way compromise our armed forces; and demands an unequivocal confirmation that such a vote will be held.

That this House notes that it has not approved any military action against Iraq; believes that any such action should require prior approval by a vote in this House and not rely on prerogative power alone; does not accept in this case that such a vote would in any way...

That this House calls for a vote on UK Government policy on Iraq at the earliest opportunity.

That this House calls for a vote on UK Government policy on Iraq at the earliest opportunity.

That this House condemns the decision of the Government to change the service debate on the Royal Air Force to a debate on events in the Gulf without making provision for a separate Royal Air Force debate; regards as incredible any suggestion that discussing these two subjects in one debate, on a motion that the House should adjourn, can do justice to either; notes that the last Royal Air Force debate was in May 1991 and that the July 1992 Defence Estimates have yet to be debated; is alarmed that a pattern of declining opportunities for Parliamentary debate appears to be developing at a time of immense change in British defence requirements and priorities; regards the Government's effective emasculation of the Royal Air Force debate as indicative of this pattern, and as an insult to the Royal Air Force as it approaches its 75th anniversary; and demands that provision be made for a Royal Air Force debate in Government time as soon as possible.

That this House condemns the decision of the Government to change the service debate on the Royal Air Force to a debate on events in the Gulf without making provision for a separate Royal Air Force debate; regards as incredible any suggestion that discussing these two subjects in one debate,...

That this House applauds the efforts of British servicemen stationed in the Gulf whilst operating under very difficult circumstances; recognises the anxieties of their loved ones at home, and offers its wholehearted support to both.

That this House applauds the efforts of British servicemen stationed in the Gulf whilst operating under very difficult circumstances; recognises the anxieties of their loved ones at home, and offers its wholehearted support to both.

That this House notes the statement made by the Libyan Leader Colonel Gadaffi, on 18th March, exhorting the Libyan scientific community to master the necessary techniques that will enable the country to produce its own nuclear arsenal; recalls the recent statements made by President Saddam Hussein which illustrate that Iraq is pursuing a similar nuclear objective; believes that nuclear proliferation in the Middle East will bring the spectre of regional annihilation closer; and urges the Government to ensure that neither military or commercial technology capable of advancing Libyan or Iraqi nuclear designs is exported to these regimes from Britain and her EEC partners.

That this House notes the statement made by the Libyan Leader Colonel Gadaffi, on 18th March, exhorting the Libyan scientific community to master the necessary techniques that will enable the country to produce its own nuclear arsenal; recalls the recent statements made by President Saddam Hussein which illustrate that Iraq...