That this House recognises that Britain's Sunday trading laws have come into question in connection with Article 30 of the Treaty of Rome; believes that, when the European Court has given a judgement, this House should be given the opportunity to consider the issue again; recalls that the Shops (Amendment) Bill received massive all-party support when put to the vote on 22nd January this year; and urges the Government, amongst the other measures to be laid before the House in this session, itself to introduce legislation to modernise the Sunday trading laws modelled on the Bill already shown to command broad and substantial parliamentary support.

That this House recognises that Britain's Sunday trading laws have come into question in connection with Article 30 of the Treaty of Rome; believes that, when the European Court has given a judgement, this House should be given the opportunity to consider the issue again; recalls that the Shops (Amendment)...

That this House notes that the claims by the honourable Member for Neath in EDM 793 are grossly incorrect and that Polly Peck was neither insolvent in 1985 to 1987 nor were any contributions to Conservative Party funds fraudulent, unlike the contributions by the late Robert Maxwell to the Labour Party; further notes that a failure to divulge such payments is a matter between the company and its shareholders and is not a matter for the recipient of a donation; therefore condemns the honourable Member for casting a baseless and thoroughly scurrilous slur upon the Conservative Party; and suggests, if he is looking for dubious practices, he looks in his own backyard.

That this House notes that the claims by the honourable Member for Neath in EDM 793 are grossly incorrect and that Polly Peck was neither insolvent in 1985 to 1987 nor were any contributions to Conservative Party funds fraudulent, unlike the contributions by the late Robert Maxwell to the Labour...

That this House notes the fact that Labour Members spoke vehemently against Clause 16 of the Education (Schools) Bill, which makes provision for parents to be furnished with details of their children's schools performance, yet failed to vote against it; that Labour have consistently refused to support parental choice in education while their own front bench spokesman made use of such provisions; notes their distrust of parents; and urges them to clarify their position during the Report stage of the Bill.

That this House notes the fact that Labour Members spoke vehemently against Clause 16 of the Education (Schools) Bill, which makes provision for parents to be furnished with details of their children's schools performance, yet failed to vote against it; that Labour have consistently refused to support parental choice in...

That this House deplores the recent proposals for ward closures at Leicester Royal Infirmary and the reduncancies of 167 workers there, including doctors and nurses, announced by the local health authority as part of its plans to implement government cuts ú6 million from its budget; is deeply concerned that cutbacks at the Leicester General Hospital will lead to complete ward closures in the future; and calls upon the Secretary of State for Health urgently to inject vital funding into the local health budget to prevent the needless suffering of thousands of local people who are waiting to have operations and treatment.

That this House deplores the recent proposals for ward closures at Leicester Royal Infirmary and the reduncancies of 167 workers there, including doctors and nurses, announced by the local health authority as part of its plans to implement government cuts ú6 million from its budget; is deeply concerned that cutbacks...

That this House congratulates Mrs Violeta Chamorro on her victory in the elections in Nicaragua; notes the enormous problems which her government will face to rebuild the economy after 10 years of mismanagement by the previous Marxist government; calls on Her Majesty's Government to use its best efforts to persuade the countries of Central and North America to unite in bringing peace and prosperity to the region; and further calls on the Government to now consider a package of economic aid to Nicaragua, especially to the English-speaking Atlantic coastal region which was recently devastated by a hurricane.

That this House congratulates Mrs Violeta Chamorro on her victory in the elections in Nicaragua; notes the enormous problems which her government will face to rebuild the economy after 10 years of mismanagement by the previous Marxist government; calls on Her Majesty's Government to use its best efforts to persuade...