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That this House deplores the action of Barnet Council in refusing to renew its grant to the North London Hospice.
That this House deplores the action of Barnet Council in refusing to renew its grant to the North London Hospice.
That this House congratulates the Right honourable Member for Maidstone on visiting all 129 prisons in England and Wales since July 1995; and notes that this is not only a remarkable personal achievement but is also a symbol of the Government's commitment to the prison system, the people who work in the prisons and the general public whom they protect.
That this House congratulates the Right honourable Member for Maidstone on visiting all 129 prisons in England and Wales since July 1995; and notes that this is not only a remarkable personal achievement but is also a symbol of the Government's commitment to the prison system, the people who work...
That this House believes that Jerusalem is and will remain the capital of Israel; and calls upon the Government to move the British Embassy to Jerusalem upon the conclusion of the Israeli/Palestinian final status talks. (Relevant registered interest declared)
That this House believes that Jerusalem is and will remain the capital of Israel; and calls upon the Government to move the British Embassy to Jerusalem upon the conclusion of the Israeli/Palestinian final status talks. (Relevant registered interest declared)
That this House deplores the behaviour of the honourable Member for Barking in seeking to shuffle the blame onto others for the findings of the independent White Report; condemns Islington Borough Council which, during the period when the honourable Member for Barking was its leader, betrayed the children in its care, exposing them to severe abuse in council-run homes, failed to investigate such abuses and allowed those responsible to escape unpunished; believes that the stain of political correctness and corruption ingrained in Labour-run local authorities like Islington led to this scandal; and calls upon the honourable Member to accept her share of the responsibility and to apologise without reservation to the victims.
That this House deplores the behaviour of the honourable Member for Barking in seeking to shuffle the blame onto others for the findings of the independent White Report; condemns Islington Borough Council which, during the period when the honourable Member for Barking was its leader, betrayed the children in its...
That this House, noting that the Manor House Hospital is independent of the National Health Service; that the 1979 TUC Conference called for the Manor House Hospital to be absorbed into the National Health Service and for all affiliated unions as a matter of principle to discontinue any relationship with the Manor House Hospital; and that it is Nalgo policy to campaign for the assimilation of Manor House Hosptial into the state service; is surprised that Mrs Glenys Kinnock has supported a fund raising event at the hospital; and condemns the double standards which enable Labour supporters to praise Manor House Hospital whilst condemning the use of private health care by others.
That this House, noting that the Manor House Hospital is independent of the National Health Service; that the 1979 TUC Conference called for the Manor House Hospital to be absorbed into the National Health Service and for all affiliated unions as a matter of principle to discontinue any relationship with...