That this House expresses its horror at the assassination of Kuburat Abiola, the wife of the imprisoned elected President of Nigeria; and urges Her Majesty's Government to renew efforts to restore democracy and the rule of law in Nigeria and to use all practicable means to achieve that objective.

That this House expresses its horror at the assassination of Kuburat Abiola, the wife of the imprisoned elected President of Nigeria; and urges Her Majesty's Government to renew efforts to restore democracy and the rule of law in Nigeria and to use all practicable means to achieve that objective.

That this House notes that in a letter from 40 members and activists of the Angell ward branch of the Lambeth Liberal Democrat Party to the Leader of the Liberal Democrats, the Right honourable Member for Yeovil, the correspondents allege that Liberal Democrat Councillor Keith Fitchett is using the party to satisfy his personal ammbitions, and that there is a danger of splitting the party from top to bottom and costing the Liberal Democrats the local elections next May; further notes that these members allege that the Liberal Democrat rules have been breached in many particulars, and wish the Right honourable Member to ensure that democracy is restored to the Norwood Liberal Democrat Party; notes that these revelations follow the disclosure in September that Liberal Democrat Councillor Ray Woolford, who fought and won the Angell ward by-election in March on a virulent campaign alleging corruption in Lambeth Council, had himself been convicted in September 1992 at Southwark Crown Court on two charges of obtaining money by deception; notes that these members further allege that Councillor Fitchett had falsely claimed that Councillor Woolford had stolen Town Hall furniture; and calls upon the Right honourable Member for Yeovil to make an immediate statement as to the action he will take to sort out this mess.

That this House notes that in a letter from 40 members and activists of the Angell ward branch of the Lambeth Liberal Democrat Party to the Leader of the Liberal Democrats, the Right honourable Member for Yeovil, the correspondents allege that Liberal Democrat Councillor Keith Fitchett is using the party...

That this House calls upon Her Majesty's Government to introduce, as a matter of urgency, legislation to reform the inequitable Law of Privity of Contract and Estate; recognises that businesses both large and small have fallen victim to substantial demands from defaulting tenants; supports the measures to reform the law; and calls upon the Lord Chancellor's Department to bring forward legislation in the next session.

That this House calls upon Her Majesty's Government to introduce, as a matter of urgency, legislation to reform the inequitable Law of Privity of Contract and Estate; recognises that businesses both large and small have fallen victim to substantial demands from defaulting tenants; supports the measures to reform the law;...

That this House calls upon the Secretary of State for Health to publish the Report which was requested by her Department into deaths of people at the Accident and Emergency Department of King's College Hospital, Denmark Hill; and asks the Secretary of State particularly to bear in mind the interest shown in these matters by honourable Members in South London, the Coroner, the Community Health Council and the community generally.

That this House calls upon the Secretary of State for Health to publish the Report which was requested by her Department into deaths of people at the Accident and Emergency Department of King's College Hospital, Denmark Hill; and asks the Secretary of State particularly to bear in mind the interest...

That this House draws attention to the proposal to import a second Japanese Tosa dog for breeding purposes; notes that this species of dog grows to 17 stone and was originally bred for fighting; and calls on Her Majesty's Government to propose amendments to the law so that the import of new breeds of dog may be prohibited if it is against the public interest by virtue of the size, nature and purpose of the animal and so that, where appropriate, even where dogs are imported conditions may be attached to import licences as to the custody and breeding of such animals.

That this House draws attention to the proposal to import a second Japanese Tosa dog for breeding purposes; notes that this species of dog grows to 17 stone and was originally bred for fighting; and calls on Her Majesty's Government to propose amendments to the law so that the import...

That this House deplores the behaviour of Conservative councils which are part of the London Borough Grants Scheme and which have blocked even a standstill budget of ??30.1 million; records the deep anxiety and distress which failure to agree causes to 690 voluntary organisations in London which depend on the scheme and some of whom face imminent collapse from the behaviour of a few Conservative councils; and calls upon the scheme members to meet forthwith to agree a budget at the maximum figure permitted by the order of the Secretary of State.

That this House deplores the behaviour of Conservative councils which are part of the London Borough Grants Scheme and which have blocked even a standstill budget of ??30.1 million; records the deep anxiety and distress which failure to agree causes to 690 voluntary organisations in London which depend on the...

That this House expresses its deep disquiet that 29 surviving former Labour Lambeth councillors, who have already been disqualified for five years and who have already paid over ú300,000 in surcharge and costs, have again been surcharged for ú212,726 and are sought to be disqualified for a further five years; deplores an unprecedented double penalty imposed for the same conduct which was penalised five years ago; and calls for the immediate remission of these further penalties and a reform of the law which discriminates against councillors as compared with other public representatives and infringes the civil liberties of those who seek election.

That this House expresses its deep disquiet that 29 surviving former Labour Lambeth councillors, who have already been disqualified for five years and who have already paid over ú300,000 in surcharge and costs, have again been surcharged for ú212,726 and are sought to be disqualified for a further five years;...

That this House congratulates the British Home and Hospital for Incurables at Crown Lane, Streatham, London SW16, on the work which it has carried out this century for those in need of care and support; and wishes the Home a successful appeal for funds in a television appeal on 28th January 1990.

That this House congratulates the British Home and Hospital for Incurables at Crown Lane, Streatham, London SW16, on the work which it has carried out this century for those in need of care and support; and wishes the Home a successful appeal for funds in a television appeal on 28th...