That this House congratulates Portadown man Colin Turkington on winning his third British Touring Car Championship Title at Brands Hatch with West Surrey Racing; and wishes Mr Turkington continued success in the sport and in doing Northern Ireland proud.

That this House congratulates Portadown man Colin Turkington on winning his third British Touring Car Championship Title at Brands Hatch with West Surrey Racing; and wishes Mr Turkington continued success in the sport and in doing Northern Ireland proud.

That this House pays tribute to the short life of Cameron Truesdale, aged 13, who bravely fought his illness with a DIPG brain tumor; acknowledges the generosity of the general public who supported the campaign for Cameron to receive treatment in Mexico which raised thousands of pounds; notes with sadness that Cameron recently lost his battle with the illness and remembers Cameron's family in its thoughts and prayers at this time; and calls on the Government to intensify its research and funding allocation to fight DIPG brain tumors.

That this House pays tribute to the short life of Cameron Truesdale, aged 13, who bravely fought his illness with a DIPG brain tumor; acknowledges the generosity of the general public who supported the campaign for Cameron to receive treatment in Mexico which raised thousands of pounds; notes with sadness...

That this House notes the estimated prevalence of cerebral palsy, which is thought to affect approximately 30,000 children in the UK; recognises the importance of early identification of, and intervention for, children with cerebral palsy to ensure that these children and their families receive appropriate support to achieve their full potential and have the best possible quality of life; highlights the large variation in services identified in the report Variations in Care: An analysis of cerebral palsy provision, published by the charity Action Cerebral Palsy; and calls for the creation of a national register to record information on children with cerebral palsy, to accurately determine the local and national prevalence of cerebral palsy and to understand where improvements to cerebral palsy provision are needed.

That this House notes the estimated prevalence of cerebral palsy, which is thought to affect approximately 30,000 children in the UK; recognises the importance of early identification of, and intervention for, children with cerebral palsy to ensure that these children and their families receive appropriate support to achieve their full...

That this House recognises the achievement of the former Portadown FC manager, and the longest-serving manager in European football, Mr Ronnie McFall MBE, who, during his 29 years of management won four Irish league titles, 23 major trophies and transformed Portadown FC into an invaluable asset for the local area.

That this House recognises the achievement of the former Portadown FC manager, and the longest-serving manager in European football, Mr Ronnie McFall MBE, who, during his 29 years of management won four Irish league titles, 23 major trophies and transformed Portadown FC into an invaluable asset for the local area.

That this House urges the Government to take urgent action to tighten controls on people using laser pens to affect the vision of air and rescue pilots during travel; and notes the tragic circumstances that could result if proper sanctions are not placed on those who are caught carrying out such behaviour.

That this House urges the Government to take urgent action to tighten controls on people using laser pens to affect the vision of air and rescue pilots during travel; and notes the tragic circumstances that could result if proper sanctions are not placed on those who are caught carrying out...

That this House notes that teenagers are the second most at-risk group, after babies and toddlers, for contracting meningitis; expresses concern at national statistics revealing that less than half of those eligible for a free new vaccine have received it; and appeals to the Government to energise the meningitis awareness campaign that could save hundreds of lives.

That this House notes that teenagers are the second most at-risk group, after babies and toddlers, for contracting meningitis; expresses concern at national statistics revealing that less than half of those eligible for a free new vaccine have received it; and appeals to the Government to energise the meningitis awareness...

That this House calls on the Minister of State for Farming, Food and the Marine Environment to negotiate the best possible deal for the UK fishing industry ahead of the forthcoming EU Fisheries Council meeting.

That this House calls on the Minister of State for Farming, Food and the Marine Environment to negotiate the best possible deal for the UK fishing industry ahead of the forthcoming EU Fisheries Council meeting.

That this House supports the campaign by the National Farmers' Union to improve safety on the farm; and requests that greater assistance be offered to highlight the educational campaign to make farm buildings and land a safer place for all who work there.

That this House supports the campaign by the National Farmers' Union to improve safety on the farm; and requests that greater assistance be offered to highlight the educational campaign to make farm buildings and land a safer place for all who work there.

That this House congratulates Bleary and District Pipe Band on its recent title as British Pipe Band Champions 2015 (Grade 2) at the British Pipe Band Championship in Bathgate on 10 June 2015; and wishes the Band every success in future competitions.

That this House congratulates Bleary and District Pipe Band on its recent title as British Pipe Band Champions 2015 (Grade 2) at the British Pipe Band Championship in Bathgate on 10 June 2015; and wishes the Band every success in future competitions.

That this House congratulates Glenavon Football Team from Lurgan, County Armagh in reaching the milestone of 125 years; and pays tribute to the benefits it has brought to the youth of the area and its work in providing an excellent football academy to facilitate young people from all backgrounds.

That this House congratulates Glenavon Football Team from Lurgan, County Armagh in reaching the milestone of 125 years; and pays tribute to the benefits it has brought to the youth of the area and its work in providing an excellent football academy to facilitate young people from all backgrounds.

That this House recognises the concern felt among people that there are approximately 57 million children across the world who currently do not receive any level of education; notes that 24 million of these children also have some form of disability or special needs; and commends the Year 8 students of Banbridge High School who organise annually a Send My Friend To School initiative to raise awareness of this vital issue.

That this House recognises the concern felt among people that there are approximately 57 million children across the world who currently do not receive any level of education; notes that 24 million of these children also have some form of disability or special needs; and commends the Year 8 students...

That this House congratulates Portadown on its 400th anniversary; commends the Mayor of Craigavon, Councillor Mark Baxter, and his council colleagues and council staff as they deliver a range of events to mark this momentous occasion; recognises the difficult times the town has experienced at the hands of terrorists; and commends the local people for their dedication and hard work as Portadown continues to be a pleasant and worthwhile place to visit.

That this House congratulates Portadown on its 400th anniversary; commends the Mayor of Craigavon, Councillor Mark Baxter, and his council colleagues and council staff as they deliver a range of events to mark this momentous occasion; recognises the difficult times the town has experienced at the hands of terrorists; and...

That this House congratulates Edenderry Primary School, Portadown as they celebrate 125 years of learning excellence; acknowledges the dedication and commitment of pupils, teachers, staff and Board of Governors for the past 125 years; commends the current Principal Mr Stephen Doyle and all his team for their hard work as they deliver year on year quality education to thousands of young people from the Portadown area; and trusts that the school will continue its success for generations to come.

That this House congratulates Edenderry Primary School, Portadown as they celebrate 125 years of learning excellence; acknowledges the dedication and commitment of pupils, teachers, staff and Board of Governors for the past 125 years; commends the current Principal Mr Stephen Doyle and all his team for their hard work as...

That this House recognises the growing phenomenon of human trafficking within the UK's local communities; and supports the efforts of each individual group as they raise awareness within schools, churches and communities in an attempt to end this heinous crime.

That this House recognises the growing phenomenon of human trafficking within the UK's local communities; and supports the efforts of each individual group as they raise awareness within schools, churches and communities in an attempt to end this heinous crime.

That this House notes that service personnel are disadvantaged as a direct result of the absence of an armed forces covenant in Northern Ireland; and calls on the Government to ensure that any such disadvantages are addressed and identified needs are met.

That this House notes that service personnel are disadvantaged as a direct result of the absence of an armed forces covenant in Northern Ireland; and calls on the Government to ensure that any such disadvantages are addressed and identified needs are met.

That this House notes that National ADHD Week was held from 14 to 20 October 2013; further notes how attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) has the ability to complicate a child's life and that of its family without the correct and continued support; and urges that no barriers are placed in the way of a child's success who suffers from ADHD.

That this House notes that National ADHD Week was held from 14 to 20 October 2013; further notes how attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) has the ability to complicate a child's life and that of its family without the correct and continued support; and urges that no barriers are placed...

That this House expresses its thanks to the Commonwealth War Graves Commission for its continued work to ensure that 1.7 million people who died in the two world wars will never be forgotten; applauds its care for both cemeteries and memorials at 23,000 locations, in 153 countries, including the graves of more than 935,000 identified casualties and almost 212,000 unidentified individuals and for its efforts to ensure that the names of almost 760,000 people can be found on memorials to the missing; recognises the vision and determination of its founder Sir Fabian Ware; and reiterates the view expressed by King George V in 1922 when he said `I have many times asked myself whether there can be more potent advocates of peace upon earth through the years to come than this massed multitude of silent witnesses to the desolation of war'.

That this House expresses its thanks to the Commonwealth War Graves Commission for its continued work to ensure that 1.7 million people who died in the two world wars will never be forgotten; applauds its care for both cemeteries and memorials at 23,000 locations, in 153 countries, including the graves...

That this House notes the planned replacement of disability living allowance (DLA) with a personal independence payment; further notes that this will mean that, from April 2013, blind and partially sighted people will start to be reassessed for the new benefit; recognises the concern expressed by the Royal National Institute of Blind People that thousands of working age blind and partially sighted people currently in receipt of DLA could end up worseoff; and calls on the Government to properly recognise the extra costs of mobility for people with severe sight impairment.

That this House notes the planned replacement of disability living allowance (DLA) with a personal independence payment; further notes that this will mean that, from April 2013, blind and partially sighted people will start to be reassessed for the new benefit; recognises the concern expressed by the Royal National Institute...

That this House congratulates the five strong Row for Freedom crew on their historic achievement of completing the fastest crossing of the Atlantic Ocean by an all-female team and the first crossing of any ocean by a five-woman team; applauds the courage and determination of the crew of The Guardian: Debbie Beadle, Julia Immonen, Helen Leigh, Katie Pattison-Hart and Kate Richardson; and expresses its gratitude for the way in which their exploits highlighted the plight of victims of human trafficking and the efforts of organisations to combat it.

That this House congratulates the five strong Row for Freedom crew on their historic achievement of completing the fastest crossing of the Atlantic Ocean by an all-female team and the first crossing of any ocean by a five-woman team; applauds the courage and determination of the crew of The Guardian:...

That this House notes recent public calls for the re-introduction of the death penalty in the UK; further notes that Parliament last debated the subject in 1998; and calls on the Government to set aside time to enable hon. Members to debate its re-introduction.

That this House notes recent public calls for the re-introduction of the death penalty in the UK; further notes that Parliament last debated the subject in 1998; and calls on the Government to set aside time to enable hon. Members to debate its re-introduction.