That this House congratulates the Great Britain Rugby League team on their magnificent 19-12 victory over Australia on Saturday 27th October; notes that this was the first British victory over a touring Australian side since 1978 and ends the Kangaroos' 37 match unbeaten run on British soil; commends the Australian team for their contribution to a first class sporting occasion; and wishes the Lions every success in the remaining two matches of the Ashes series.

That this House congratulates the Great Britain Rugby League team on their magnificent 19-12 victory over Australia on Saturday 27th October; notes that this was the first British victory over a touring Australian side since 1978 and ends the Kangaroos' 37 match unbeaten run on British soil; commends the Australian...

That this House welcomes the book 'To Encourage Others' by David A. Yallop calling for an independent public inquiry into the hanging of Derek Bentley in 1952; requests the Home Secretary to set up the inquiry as a matter of urgency; hopes that such a request will lead to a posthumous pardon; and feels that this will end a grave miscarriage of justice which leaves a permanent blot on the British judicial system - the hanging of an innocent man.

That this House welcomes the book 'To Encourage Others' by David A. Yallop calling for an independent public inquiry into the hanging of Derek Bentley in 1952; requests the Home Secretary to set up the inquiry as a matter of urgency; hopes that such a request will lead to a...

That this House welcomes the establishment of the fund to purchase for the Royal Air Force and the nation the medals awarded to the late Squadron Leader 'Ginger' Lacey, DFM and Bar, Croix de Guerre; notes that these medals are, in their way, the highest representation of the gallantry of our fighter pilots during the Battle of Britain; hopes that the medals will remain in this country and be available for the public to see; congratulates Squadron Leader D. Haller, RAF (Retd) on his initiative; and wishes him success.

That this House welcomes the establishment of the fund to purchase for the Royal Air Force and the nation the medals awarded to the late Squadron Leader 'Ginger' Lacey, DFM and Bar, Croix de Guerre; notes that these medals are, in their way, the highest representation of the gallantry of...

That this House deplores the decision by British Steel to close the hot strip mill at Ravenscraig with major job losses; recognises that the hot strip mill and a major new investment programme for Ravenscraig, Clydesdale and Dalzell is essential to ensure a viable future for the Scottish steel industry; calls upon British Steel to reverse its catastrophic decision; and urges all Scottish honourable Members to unite in opposing British Steel's decision and in demanding that British Steel maintains all its existing plant in Scotland and embarks upon a major new investment programme aimed at equipping Scotland's steel industry for the demands of the 21st century.

That this House deplores the decision by British Steel to close the hot strip mill at Ravenscraig with major job losses; recognises that the hot strip mill and a major new investment programme for Ravenscraig, Clydesdale and Dalzell is essential to ensure a viable future for the Scottish steel industry;...

That this House notes that current smoke hood technology can protect air passengers from toxic fumes for at least 20 minutes in the event of aviation fire and that certification to the Civil Aviation Authority's standard is being sought for three products; further notes research from Linacre College, Oxford and the United States Federal Aviation Administration confirming that the donning and wearing of smoke hoods does not impede emergency evacuations but makes them more orderly; is surprised by the Civil Aviation Authority's continuing adherence to the findings of its Smoke Hoods: Net Safety Benefit Analysis which has been criticised as being deeply flawed by specialists worldwide; regrets British Airways' announcement that they no longer intend to pursue the need to provide such safety equipment and is concerned that this may have contributed to manufacturers withdrawing from the market; and calls upon the Secretary of State for Transport to express to the Chairman of the Civil Aviation Authority the widespread concern that air passengers travelling in the foreseeable future will not be afforded reasonable, effective and available protection from toxic fumes in the event of an in-flight or ground fire.

That this House notes that current smoke hood technology can protect air passengers from toxic fumes for at least 20 minutes in the event of aviation fire and that certification to the Civil Aviation Authority's standard is being sought for three products; further notes research from Linacre College, Oxford and...

That this House warmly congratulates the management, the coach, Mr Roger Millward, the players, staff and supporters of Hull Kingston Rovers Rugby League Football Club on winning the Second Division Rugby League Championship for the season 1989-90.

That this House warmly congratulates the management, the coach, Mr Roger Millward, the players, staff and supporters of Hull Kingston Rovers Rugby League Football Club on winning the Second Division Rugby League Championship for the season 1989-90.