That this House expresses deep concern at the Government’s announced plans to prevent people from voting unless they can provide photographic identification at the next election; notes that of the 44.6 million votes cast in 2017, there were just 28 allegations of in-person voter fraud and one conviction; recognises that some 11 million citizens do not possess a passport or driving licence and that people aged between 17 and 30 and black and minority groups are 15 per cent less likely to own driving licences; expresses concern that this policy will introduce widespread voter dropout among vulnerable and disadvantaged groups if rolled out; and calls on the Government to urgently review its proposals.

That this House expresses deep concern at the Government’s announced plans to prevent people from voting unless they can provide photographic identification at the next election; notes that of the 44.6 million votes cast in 2017, there were just 28 allegations of in-person voter fraud and one conviction; recognises that...

That this House notes with concern that local motorists are facing a yearly bill of up to £1,080 to cross the Mersey Gateway Bridge tolls when travelling to and from work; that the cost of those tolls has led to some commuters having to leave their employment; further notes the 2015 Government's promise that drivers in Warrington, Cheshire West and Chester would enjoy toll-free travel; and calls on the Government to urgently remove the tolls to relieve the financial strain on local commuters.

That this House notes with concern that local motorists are facing a yearly bill of up to £1,080 to cross the Mersey Gateway Bridge tolls when travelling to and from work; that the cost of those tolls has led to some commuters having to leave their employment; further notes the...

That this House notes the UK is rated by the International Trade Union Confederation Global Rights Index as a Regular Violator of Rights, category three, which is among the worst in Europe; expresses grave concern at the finding that the Government and employers are regularly violating workers' rights or failing to guarantee them; and calls on the Government to undertake a comprehensive review of workers’ rights to enhance the role of collective bargaining in the workplace.

That this House notes the UK is rated by the International Trade Union Confederation Global Rights Index as a Regular Violator of Rights, category three, which is among the worst in Europe; expresses grave concern at the finding that the Government and employers are regularly violating workers' rights or failing...

That this House recognises that the ongoing escalation of military conflict between India and Pakistan is not in the interests of either country; notes that both countries possess nuclear capabilities and that a continuation of this conflict could destabilise the entire region and lead to a catastrophic loss of life; acknowledges that the returning of a captured Indian pilot is a positive goodwill gesture towards peace by Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan; and calls on the international community to step up its efforts to defuse the current situation and mediate between both countries to maintain peace in the region.

That this House recognises that the ongoing escalation of military conflict between India and Pakistan is not in the interests of either country; notes that both countries possess nuclear capabilities and that a continuation of this conflict could destabilise the entire region and lead to a catastrophic loss of life;...

That this House congratulates those teams that reached the men's and women's Super League Grand Finals held on 13 October 2018; further congratulates Warrington Wolves and Wigan Warriors for reaching the men's Grand Final at Old Trafford; congratulates Leeds Rhinos and Wigan Warriors for reaching the women's Grand Final at the Manchester Regional Arena; notes that this is the second year that the women's Super League has been organised as a competition sitting alongside the men's Super League; congratulates the Rugby Football League and all involved for their efforts to grow and develop women's rugby league; hopes that both games will inspire more people to participate in one of the many formats of rugby league on offer across the UK; and looks forward to a fantastic day of rugby league.

That this House congratulates those teams that reached the men's and women's Super League Grand Finals held on 13 October 2018; further congratulates Warrington Wolves and Wigan Warriors for reaching the men's Grand Final at Old Trafford; congratulates Leeds Rhinos and Wigan Warriors for reaching the women's Grand Final at...

That this House recognises the need to raise awareness of phenylketonuria (PKU), a rare metabolic disease which inhibits the ability to metabolise phenylalanine within protein; notes that the disease can cause irreversible brain damage or impaired cognitive or neurological function if not correctly treated; is concerned that the only treatment currently provided by the NHS is a severely restricted diet which places a great burden on patients or carers; acknowledges the impact of PKU on patients, carers and family life; further notes the particular need for care and treatment to support women with PKU in pregnancy and prior to conception to ensure safe pregnancies that minimise stress on women with PKU; further recognises the need to ensure consistent access to special dietary foods, protein substitutes, dietetic and psychological support to assist people with PKU to manage their condition; understands that the medicine Kuvan for the treatment of PKU is due to be appraised for use on the NHS; further understands that Kuvan is widely available for patients with PKU in the majority of European countries; and supports the calls of the charity the National Society for Phenylketonuria (UK) Limited for the appraisal to be concluded swiftly.

That this House recognises the need to raise awareness of phenylketonuria (PKU), a rare metabolic disease which inhibits the ability to metabolise phenylalanine within protein; notes that the disease can cause irreversible brain damage or impaired cognitive or neurological function if not correctly treated; is concerned that the only treatment...