That this House welcomes the Peace Accord reached at the Wye Plantation, Maryland in the United States of America; applauds the diligence and determination of President Clinton in bringing forward rapprochement by acting as a honest broker and actively involving the United States in the implementation of the agreement; appreciated the efforts of King Hussein in reminding both Prime Minister Netanyahu and Chairman Arafat of the supreme and monumental opportunity that the Oslo process could mean for generations of Israelis and Palestinians; reminds both Israel and the Palestinians of the importance of creating a real 'people to people' peace with joint initiatives encouraging all the peoples of the region to recognise peaceful co-existence as the only sustainable future which benefits a land of such history and religious significance; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government both bilaterally and through the EU to provide such assistance as is necessary to seal the final agreements.

That this House welcomes the Peace Accord reached at the Wye Plantation, Maryland in the United States of America; applauds the diligence and determination of President Clinton in bringing forward rapprochement by acting as a honest broker and actively involving the United States in the implementation of the agreement; appreciated...

That this House welcomes the decision to allow Brighton and Hove Albion to play home matches in Brighton starting next season; notes the massive public support for the club's return; congratulates Brighton and Hove Council and the football club on their innovative proposals to encourage travel to games by public transport; and urges the club, council and local community to work together to identify a site for a permanent stadium.

That this House welcomes the decision to allow Brighton and Hove Albion to play home matches in Brighton starting next season; notes the massive public support for the club's return; congratulates Brighton and Hove Council and the football club on their innovative proposals to encourage travel to games by public...

That this House expresses concern at the decision by Cable and Wireless to cut funding to local cable programmes in some of its franchise areas without informing or consulting the Independent Television Commission; regrets the inability of the Independent Television Commission to prevent this cutback in the provision of local programming; recognises the community value and quality of the programmes concerned; believes that the licence requirement on the part of Cable and Wireless to provide local services has been broken in spirit; and further urges Cable and Wirelss and the ITC to hold urgent talks with a view to restoring community programming in the areas affected at the earliest possible opportunity.

That this House expresses concern at the decision by Cable and Wireless to cut funding to local cable programmes in some of its franchise areas without informing or consulting the Independent Television Commission; regrets the inability of the Independent Television Commission to prevent this cutback in the provision of local...

That this House expresses alarm at a report from Sussex Police that a badger's corpse was found with face and snare wounds in an Eastbourne skip on 29 March; notes that information has been received to suggest badger baiting is going on in the area; believes that snaring and using badgers for fighting with dogs is both illegal and cruel; and urges Sussex Police to bring those responsible to justice as soon as possible.

That this House expresses alarm at a report from Sussex Police that a badger's corpse was found with face and snare wounds in an Eastbourne skip on 29 March; notes that information has been received to suggest badger baiting is going on in the area; believes that snaring and using...

That this House welcomes the majority vote decision of MCC members but is disappointed that this decision still excludes women from membership of the MCC; and calls on the Committee of the MCC to bring forward proposals for equality at all levels of the MCC as soon as possible and no later than 12 months from today.

That this House welcomes the majority vote decision of MCC members but is disappointed that this decision still excludes women from membership of the MCC; and calls on the Committee of the MCC to bring forward proposals for equality at all levels of the MCC as soon as possible and...

That this House regrets that Lord Simon, the Minister for Trade and Competitiveness in Europe has failed to sell his ??2 million shareholding in BP and has failed to register this interest in the Lords Register; expresses grave concern that as recently as 3rd July the President of the Board of Trade told the House she did not know of the Minister's financial interests; finds unconvincing the Government's assurance that Lord Simon is not involved in any Treasury or DTI business which poses an actual or apparent conflict of interest with his shareholding; is worried how strictly the rules were enforced when the President of the Board of Trade was unaware of the need to enforce them; and calls for the resignation of the Minister in order to avoid any future problems in registering interests and to avoid any conflicts between them.

That this House regrets that Lord Simon, the Minister for Trade and Competitiveness in Europe has failed to sell his ??2 million shareholding in BP and has failed to register this interest in the Lords Register; expresses grave concern that as recently as 3rd July the President of the Board...