That this House congratulates The Guardian and the Edinburgh Evening News for publishing statements by the honourable Member for Edinburgh, Leith, correcting a number of unfounded allegations, particularly that he had been deselected; accepts that he won reselection when Leith Labour Party members last had the democratic right to freely choose their prospective parliamentary candidate; notes that a defeated challenger has been imposed on Leith constituency, contrary to accepted rules; recognises that a party official involved in the second reselection, which excluded the honourable Member, lost his brief-case, and, although it was returned, the contents also revealed discrimination against women and ethnic minorities; regrets that Larry Whitty and Joyce Gould, senior Labour representatives, have refused to investigate this incident, despite protests from the Trade Union movement, who have copies of the documents; and calls on the Leader of the Labour Party to ensure that the complaint is fully debated by Labour's National Executive Committee.

That this House congratulates The Guardian and the Edinburgh Evening News for publishing statements by the honourable Member for Edinburgh, Leith, correcting a number of unfounded allegations, particularly that he had been deselected; accepts that he won reselection when Leith Labour Party members last had the democratic right to freely...

That this House regrets that Lothian Regional Council has decided to close London Street Primary, one of Edinburgh's most advanced multi-cultural schools; notes that parents have voted to opt out as a delaying tactic; and calls on the next Labour Government to restore the school's status following the General Election.

That this House regrets that Lothian Regional Council has decided to close London Street Primary, one of Edinburgh's most advanced multi-cultural schools; notes that parents have voted to opt out as a delaying tactic; and calls on the next Labour Government to restore the school's status following the General Election.

That this House recognises the importance of Malta as an independent state; notes that its present Nationalist Tory government have predictably created problems for workers on the island; and wishes the Maltese Labour Party every success when the General Election takes place on 22nd February.

That this House recognises the importance of Malta as an independent state; notes that its present Nationalist Tory government have predictably created problems for workers on the island; and wishes the Maltese Labour Party every success when the General Election takes place on 22nd February.

That this House expresses its grave concern about the continual and increasing level of unemployment; condemns the Government's failure to take action to reduce the number of 2,500,000 registered unemployed; supports the protest demonstration of unemployed on 29th February in London; and calls upon the Government to take urgent action to solve the unemployment problem.

That this House expresses its grave concern about the continual and increasing level of unemployment; condemns the Government's failure to take action to reduce the number of 2,500,000 registered unemployed; supports the protest demonstration of unemployed on 29th February in London; and calls upon the Government to take urgent action...

That this House is concerned that Leith Docks are to be privatised; notes that proposals for a management buy-out have been leaked to the Press; and calls on the controlling body, the Forth Ports' Authority, to come clean and explain their plans to the general public.

That this House is concerned that Leith Docks are to be privatised; notes that proposals for a management buy-out have been leaked to the Press; and calls on the controlling body, the Forth Ports' Authority, to come clean and explain their plans to the general public.

That this House notes that Kathleen Allan was forced to leave Inchkeith, an island in the Firth of Forth, where she had a sanctuary for animals; regrets that the owner of the property, Tom Farmer of Kwik Fit, has been unable to answer letters regarding this woman's plight, particularly from the honourable Member for Edinburgh, Leith; and now asks the local authority to investigate Ms. Allan's complaints as a matter of urgency.

That this House notes that Kathleen Allan was forced to leave Inchkeith, an island in the Firth of Forth, where she had a sanctuary for animals; regrets that the owner of the property, Tom Farmer of Kwik Fit, has been unable to answer letters regarding this woman's plight, particularly from...