That this House welcomes Cancer Research UK's report, The Cancer Challenge; and calls on the Government seriously to consider its recommendations on cancer prevention and public health, improving cancer treatment, promoting research, science and technology and charity law, regulation and finance, and, where possible and appropriate, to encompass these recommendations in its future policy on tackling cancer.

That this House welcomes Cancer Research UK's report, The Cancer Challenge; and calls on the Government seriously to consider its recommendations on cancer prevention and public health, improving cancer treatment, promoting research, science and technology and charity law, regulation and finance, and, where possible and appropriate, to encompass these recommendations...

That this House recognises the overwhelming democratic decision of the Greek Cypriot people to reject the UN plan; regrets that the UN plan did not provide a settlement for the Cyprus problem on a just and acceptable basis; calls for a period of reflection and renegotiation to find a solution that delivers justice for both communities so a plan that is acceptable and sustainable in international law can be put to the communities; and calls on the EU and international community not to take any short-term action that would change the status quo and therefore jeopardise the emergence of a new and acceptable plan.

That this House recognises the overwhelming democratic decision of the Greek Cypriot people to reject the UN plan; regrets that the UN plan did not provide a settlement for the Cyprus problem on a just and acceptable basis; calls for a period of reflection and renegotiation to find a solution...

That this House acknowledges the Global Campaign for Education's Action Week from 19th to 25th April and urges honourable Members to participate in activities to raise awareness of the 113 million children worldwide who are missing an education; notes that the majority of these children live in countries affected by, or emerging from conflict, and that a large number of these are girls; congratulates Her Majesty's Government on its committment to meeting the Education for All Millennium Development Goals, but notes with concern that these goals will not be achieved whilst education in countries affected by conflict continues to be underfunded; and urges the Secretary of State for International Development to make a formal commitment to funding education in times of crisis and to prioritise children's rights to education as well as to protection during conflict.

That this House acknowledges the Global Campaign for Education's Action Week from 19th to 25th April and urges honourable Members to participate in activities to raise awareness of the 113 million children worldwide who are missing an education; notes that the majority of these children live in countries affected by,...

That this House recognises the special nature of voluntary blood donoring in the United Kingdom, the excellent work of the Blood Donor Service and the worthy, generous and thoughtful dedication of the blood donors themselves to whom so many owe their lives; regrets that hospitals, which rely on the selfless help of blood donors to do their work, are now charging blood donors sums such as ??25 for information to prove that the blood donor is eligible to give blood and that this practice, essentially making a charge on blood donors, is annoying and discouraging blood donors; and calls on the Government to stop this practice.

That this House recognises the special nature of voluntary blood donoring in the United Kingdom, the excellent work of the Blood Donor Service and the worthy, generous and thoughtful dedication of the blood donors themselves to whom so many owe their lives; regrets that hospitals, which rely on the selfless...

That this House welcomes the World's Biggest Coffee Morning, organised by Macmillan Cancer Relief to be held for the 13th time on 26th September in living rooms, work places and anywhere people can have coffee and raise money for Macmillan's work with people living with cancer; acknowledges the achievements of this unique, record-breaking event, which has now raised more than ??20 million and last year involved 545,647 guests, earning Macmillan a mention in the Guinness Book of Records; and encourages all honourable Members to help to beat the target of ??3.5 million for Macmillan's world's Biggest Coffee Morning 2003, so that Macmillan can be there from the start for more of the 732 people diagnosed with cancer each and every day.

That this House welcomes the World's Biggest Coffee Morning, organised by Macmillan Cancer Relief to be held for the 13th time on 26th September in living rooms, work places and anywhere people can have coffee and raise money for Macmillan's work with people living with cancer; acknowledges the achievements of...

That this House is deeply concerned by recent reports of the arrest of Aung San Suu Kyi by the Burmese Military Junta in Rangoon; and calls on the Government to lead the international community in redoubling its efforts to stop the Burmese regime's human rights abuses, to do more to assist Burmese refugees and to seek the immediate release of Aung San Suu Kyi.

That this House is deeply concerned by recent reports of the arrest of Aung San Suu Kyi by the Burmese Military Junta in Rangoon; and calls on the Government to lead the international community in redoubling its efforts to stop the Burmese regime's human rights abuses, to do more to...

That this House acknowledges the dedication, caring attitude and achievements of the Right honourable Member for Birmingham, Ladywood, as Secretary of State for International Development; and thanks her for raising the profile of international development over recent years.

That this House acknowledges the dedication, caring attitude and achievements of the Right honourable Member for Birmingham, Ladywood, as Secretary of State for International Development; and thanks her for raising the profile of international development over recent years.

That this House, mindful of Sir Winston Churchill's words 'of all the branches of men in the forces, there are none which shows more devotion and faces grimmer perils than the submariner' is grateful to those who serve in the Royal Navy Submarine Service during the Cold war, spending months at sea on covert operations, without home contact, enduring great dangers and exhibiting stoic fortitude and courage, quietly guarding this nation, helping to maintain peace at troubled times; is grateful to the International Submarines Association of Great Britain and wishes it well in hosting an international convention in Chatham this year with participants from 17 nations, most of which have formally recognised the Cold War service of their submariners with a medal; and calls on the Government to award a campaign medal to British Submariners to recognise the service given and the sacrifices they made.

That this House, mindful of Sir Winston Churchill's words 'of all the branches of men in the forces, there are none which shows more devotion and faces grimmer perils than the submariner' is grateful to those who serve in the Royal Navy Submarine Service during the Cold war, spending months...

That this House is concerned about the high and increasing incidence of prostate cancer in men in the United Kingdom; believes that the poor five year survival rate which in the United Kingdom is 45 per cent. should be increased to the levels currently achieved in other countries such as the 80 per cent. achieved in the United States; and urges the Government to redouble its efforts to inform the public about prostate cancer and to improve its diagnosis and treatment.

That this House is concerned about the high and increasing incidence of prostate cancer in men in the United Kingdom; believes that the poor five year survival rate which in the United Kingdom is 45 per cent. should be increased to the levels currently achieved in other countries such as...