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That this House congratulates Terry Waite on his safe return to the United Kingdom and his general demeanor in placing his first thoughts behind the hostages still held.
That this House congratulates Terry Waite on his safe return to the United Kingdom and his general demeanor in placing his first thoughts behind the hostages still held.
That this House calls upon the Home Secretary to halt on security grounds the proposed marriage of prisoner David John Evans, currently serving 30 years imprisonment at Her Majesty's Prison, Wakefield, after conviction for sexually assaulting and murdering a schoolgirl following other terms of imprisonment for sexual abuse and rape; and feels that such a privilege extended to such a prisoner may lead to a prison riot.
That this House calls upon the Home Secretary to halt on security grounds the proposed marriage of prisoner David John Evans, currently serving 30 years imprisonment at Her Majesty's Prison, Wakefield, after conviction for sexually assaulting and murdering a schoolgirl following other terms of imprisonment for sexual abuse and rape;...
That this House notes that reports have emerged alleging that the National Savings Stocks and Bond Office at Lytham St. Annes has been used to launder payments to spies and informers and that such payments are avoiding the scrutiny of the Inland Revenue by being paid as for prize winners from the Ernie draw; expresses concern that such arrangements will cast into doubt the impartiality of the prize draw; and calls on the Chancellor of the Exchequer to make a statement.
That this House notes that reports have emerged alleging that the National Savings Stocks and Bond Office at Lytham St. Annes has been used to launder payments to spies and informers and that such payments are avoiding the scrutiny of the Inland Revenue by being paid as for prize winners...