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 remains displeased that the Government of Saudi Arabia remains unable to account for British citizens Abdul Whaid Khan and Munawar Sultana, husband and wife from Perry Barr, Birmingham, missing since the Mecca Tunnel disaster of 2nd July 1990; is concerned that the Government of Saudi Arabia accepts no responsibility for the disaster; is appalled that no updated list of casualties has ever been produced since a figure of 1426 pilgrims of the Haj was issued the day after the disaster and that no scheme of compensation has been arranged by the Government of Saudi Arabia; is aware from leaders of pilgrim groups present in Saudi Arabia in July 1990 that estimates of over 3000 pilgrims killed were in circulation; asks the Government of Saudi Arabia to understand that while it shows such a callous disregard for human life and the feelings of the families affected it will continue to be held in very low regard in the civilised international community.

That this House remains displeased that the Government of Saudi Arabia remains unable to account for British citizens Abdul Whaid Khan and Munawar Sultana, husband and wife from Perry Barr, Birmingham, missing since the Mecca Tunnel disaster of 2nd July 1990; is concerned that the Government of Saudi Arabia accepts...

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 is astounded that the final inquiry into the Hillsborough Disaster found nobody guilty and dropped all charges against the South Yorkshire Police; recalls the horrific incidents of that day, which resulted in the deaths of so many people, many of the younger generation, the terrible injuries to many who are still suffering and the tragic effects it has had on so many families and friends who witnessed the disaster; remembers that the then Home Secretary, in a reply in the House to the honourable Member for Liverpool, Riverside, agreed there should be no cover-up; and calls upon the present Home Secretary to make a statement on what appears to be a complete whitewash.

That this House is astounded that the final inquiry into the Hillsborough Disaster found nobody guilty and dropped all charges against the South Yorkshire Police; recalls the horrific incidents of that day, which resulted in the deaths of so many people, many of the younger generation, the terrible injuries to...

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,...

That this House notes that the report of the inquiry by Lord Justice Taylor into the Hillsborough stadium disaster explicitly sets out in sections 51 to 58 the sorry record of poor leadership in the sport and its contribution towards this tragedy; and in the view of the clear failure of the Football Association to defend the interests and security of spectators calls for the resignation of the Chairman, Chief Executive and Management Committee of the Football Association.

That this House notes that the report of the inquiry by Lord Justice Taylor into the Hillsborough stadium disaster explicitly sets out in sections 51 to 58 the sorry record of poor leadership in the sport and its contribution towards this tragedy; and in the view of the clear failure...