That this House congratulates Scottish Labour Youth and the National Union of Students on their concerted and vigorous campaign against the proposed visit to Scotland by Jean-Marie Le Pen; urges all honourable Members of Parliament who oppose fascism to support the lobby of Parliament on Wednesday 30th June; condemns the European Community for providing funding from the public purse to facilitate this visit by Le Pen; calls upon Her Majesty's Government to prove that it stands firm against fascism by conveying to Le Pen and his followers that neither they nor their extreme political dogma are welcome in this country; and further calls upon her Majesty's Government to oppose and condemn fascism in all its forms in all parts of the world.

That this House congratulates Scottish Labour Youth and the National Union of Students on their concerted and vigorous campaign against the proposed visit to Scotland by Jean-Marie Le Pen; urges all honourable Members of Parliament who oppose fascism to support the lobby of Parliament on Wednesday 30th June; condemns the...

That this House offers warm congratulations to those Londoners who successfully maintained a 24-hour occupation of County Hall in protest at the lack of a strategic authority and voice for London; notes that County Hall is still empty six years after the abolition of the Greater London Council; believes that the decision by the politically malignant Chairman of the London Residuary Body to allow the Japanese company Shiryama to turn County Hall into a luxury hotel is repugnant to the majority of Londoners; hopes that the deal fails; and offers support to London activists in their future campaign to draw attention to the lack of co-ordination and cohesion in London and the continuing scandal surrounding the future of County Hall.

That this House offers warm congratulations to those Londoners who successfully maintained a 24-hour occupation of County Hall in protest at the lack of a strategic authority and voice for London; notes that County Hall is still empty six years after the abolition of the Greater London Council; believes that...

That this House warmly congratulates Susan McHugh for organising a campaign for a ceasefire in Northern Ireland and supports her demands; notes that her efforts were supported by 20,000 Irish people at a protest meeting held in Dublin; and believes that the deaths of more than 3,000 people, including 121 children, require a redoubling of efforts to achieve a political settlement.

That this House warmly congratulates Susan McHugh for organising a campaign for a ceasefire in Northern Ireland and supports her demands; notes that her efforts were supported by 20,000 Irish people at a protest meeting held in Dublin; and believes that the deaths of more than 3,000 people, including 121...

That this House notes that Mr Jim Robinson, one of four men convicted in 1979 of the murder of the newspaper boy Carl Bridgewater, has endured 56 days and nights in atrocious conditions on the roof of Her Majesty's Prison Gartree, in an attempt to draw the attention of the Home Secretary to his innocence and that of his co-defendants; regrets that the Home Office appears to have learned no lessons from previous miscarriages of justice; further regrets that the British legal system appears to have left Mr Robinson, who will be 60 years old in January, with no other avenues for demonstrating his innocence; and calls on the Home Secretary to refer Jim Robinson's conviction and that of his co-defendants back to the Court of Appeal without delay.

That this House notes that Mr Jim Robinson, one of four men convicted in 1979 of the murder of the newspaper boy Carl Bridgewater, has endured 56 days and nights in atrocious conditions on the roof of Her Majesty's Prison Gartree, in an attempt to draw the attention of the...

That this House condemns the views expressed by the spokesperson of the Scottish National Party, the honourable Member for Angus East, that his party is prepared to sanction 'sabotage' which could mean everything from turning a tap off to blowing a pipe right up in pursuit of their aims; and considers such language to be inflammatory and show the Scottish National Party to be a party which is prepared to renounce democratic means to achieve its separatist objectives.

That this House condemns the views expressed by the spokesperson of the Scottish National Party, the honourable Member for Angus East, that his party is prepared to sanction 'sabotage' which could mean everything from turning a tap off to blowing a pipe right up in pursuit of their aims; and...

That this House congratulates the Scottish miners who are walking to London in protest at the Government's announcement on 13th October to run down the mining industry and close 31 pits; notes that they have had fantastic support from millions of people as they have travelled through all the mining coalfields; and calls on the Prime Minister to acknowledge the case for coal, invest ??500 million, half the amount he intended spending on redundancy payments to miners, and provide a future for the British coal industry that would allow it to export 20 million tonnes into the EEC and improve the balance of trade deficit by ??1.6 billion.

That this House congratulates the Scottish miners who are walking to London in protest at the Government's announcement on 13th October to run down the mining industry and close 31 pits; notes that they have had fantastic support from millions of people as they have travelled through all the mining...

That this House welcomes the recent visit to the United Kingdom of His Excellency President Mohamed Abdelaziz of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic; notes the continuing illegal colonial occupation of the Western Sahara by the Kingdom of Morocco and the plan for a free and fair referendum on the future of the Western Sahara originally intended to take place in January 1992 under the auspices of the United Nations Security Council; notes the 178 known breaches of the UN-sponsored cease-fire by forces of the Kingdom of Morocco; further notes the events in Assa (Southern Morocco) and Smara and El Ayoun (Western Sahara) where Sahrawi men and women held peaceful demonstrations between 27th September and 15th October 1992 asserting their right to self-determination; deplores the brutal action of the Moroccan security forces in violently putting down the demonstrations and injuring, arresting and abducting large numbers of people; believes that the United Nations plan should be implemented without any further undue delay and that the people of the Western Sahara should have the right to exercise a free vote on the future of their country.

That this House welcomes the recent visit to the United Kingdom of His Excellency President Mohamed Abdelaziz of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic; notes the continuing illegal colonial occupation of the Western Sahara by the Kingdom of Morocco and the plan for a free and fair referendum on the future...

That this House fully supports the Scottish miners marching to London in protest at the proposed pit closures; commends the support to the miners given by the Liverpool Coalfields Community Support Campaign and the people of Merseyside; and calls upon honourable Members and the British public to show their support for the marchers by switching off their lights on Saturday, 19th December for precisely five minutes at 8 p.m. to mark their arrival in London.

That this House fully supports the Scottish miners marching to London in protest at the proposed pit closures; commends the support to the miners given by the Liverpool Coalfields Community Support Campaign and the people of Merseyside; and calls upon honourable Members and the British public to show their support...