That this House deplores the sentencing by Recorder Roger Keen of Mr Stuart Hicken to 150 hours of community service on a charge of unlawfully imprisoning a thief who was granted a conditional discharge; and calls for a review of sentencing policy in order to restore public faith in the courts.

That this House deplores the sentencing by Recorder Roger Keen of Mr Stuart Hicken to 150 hours of community service on a charge of unlawfully imprisoning a thief who was granted a conditional discharge; and calls for a review of sentencing policy in order to restore public faith in the...

That this House commends Mr Stuart Hicken of the South Cliff Hotel, Bridlington, for his public-spirited courage in apprehending and containing Mr Norman Stocks who was stealing money from the hotel; and registers its profound concern at the subsequent action of the Humberside Constabulary in arresting Mr Hicken on a charge of unlawful imprisonment.

That this House commends Mr Stuart Hicken of the South Cliff Hotel, Bridlington, for his public-spirited courage in apprehending and containing Mr Norman Stocks who was stealing money from the hotel; and registers its profound concern at the subsequent action of the Humberside Constabulary in arresting Mr Hicken on a...

That this House registers its concern about the beleaguered state of the fishing industry in the British Isles and notes that, since the sovereignty of United Kingdom waters was surrendered to the Common Fisheries Policy in 1972, Great Britain has been reduced to supplying only 20 per cent. of its own needs; further notes that Norway voted against joining the Common Fisheries Policy; congratulates Canada on its robust stance against the Spanish, welcomes the widespread support of the British people for Canada by their display of the Maple Leaf Flag; and calls on the Government to undertake a wholesale reform of the Common Fisheries Policy as part of the Intergovernmental Conference, thus placing the interests of British fishermen first and thereby enabling them to determine the future of their own industry.

That this House registers its concern about the beleaguered state of the fishing industry in the British Isles and notes that, since the sovereignty of United Kingdom waters was surrendered to the Common Fisheries Policy in 1972, Great Britain has been reduced to supplying only 20 per cent. of its...

That this House notes the honourable Member for Leicester West, as Chairman of the Employment Select Committee, is interviewing leading industrialists and businessmen on their remuneration packages whilst at the same time offering these people his services on how to improve their public speaking and presentational skills; further notes that other services offered by the honourable Member for Leicester West include advice on making people redundant and serving on the Remuneration Committee of Ladbroke plc which awarded the Chairman of that company a salary of ??583,000 per annum - ??108,000 per annum more than the Chairman of British Gas plc - and in addition awarded five directors of the company 1.3 million share options worth ??2.3 million; believes that these activities represent a conflict of interest with his current position as Chairman of the Employment Select Committee; and calls on him to resign immediately.

That this House notes the honourable Member for Leicester West, as Chairman of the Employment Select Committee, is interviewing leading industrialists and businessmen on their remuneration packages whilst at the same time offering these people his services on how to improve their public speaking and presentational skills; further notes that...

That this House notes the Government's belated application for access to the intervention fund made recently on behalf of shipbuilders Swann Hunter on Tyneside; and expresses its outrage that no such application has been pursued on behalf of Camell Lairds on Merseyside, especially in the light of the granting of objective 1 status which recognises Merseyside as one of the poorest regions in Europe; notes with disapproval the fact that seven days after an urgent inquiry on this matter from the hon Member for Wallasey the Department of Trade and Industry has yet to reply; and urges Her Majesty's Government to support shipbuilding on Merseyside and not kill Camell Lairds by neglect and indifference.

That this House notes the Government's belated application for access to the intervention fund made recently on behalf of shipbuilders Swann Hunter on Tyneside; and expresses its outrage that no such application has been pursued on behalf of Camell Lairds on Merseyside, especially in the light of the granting of...

That this House, noting that the former South African Conservative Party member of Parliament, Clive Derby-Lewis, arrested in connection with the assassination of Chris Hani, is President of the Western Goals Institute, an extreme right group with links to both the Tory party and Nazi organisations in Europe, and whose British section according to its United Kingdom Chairman, Andrew Smith, has a majority of members who are also members of the British Conservative Party, and further that Downing Street policy advisers and Conservative honourable members have spoken at or attended its meetings and that in 1989 Mr Derby-Lewis spoke at a Western Goals fringe meeting at the Conservative Party conference and in 1990 returned to Britain to address a Conservative Monday Club meeting within the Palace of Westminster precincts, strongly urges the Prime Minister and the Chairman of the Conservative Party to inquire whether any member of the Tory Party or Tory honourable Members have participated in activity to destablise the process of peace and democratic transition in South Africa or has links with terroristic elements inside and outside the South African intelligence and security forces.

That this House, noting that the former South African Conservative Party member of Parliament, Clive Derby-Lewis, arrested in connection with the assassination of Chris Hani, is President of the Western Goals Institute, an extreme right group with links to both the Tory party and Nazi organisations in Europe, and whose...

That this House deplores the conduct of Government supporters engaging in practices such as the cloak and dagger approaches made by the honourable Members for Stockton South and Langbaurgh to headteachers in constituencies other than their own in calling them to 'a private meeting to discuss recent changes in legislation on 12th June between 5.30 and 7.00 in an hotel in Teesside, unidentified, where there will be a presentation by the grant maintained trust'; notes that the honourable Member for Stockton South has approached the Head of Norton School in Stockton North but ignored the Head of Bishopsgarth in his own constituency; notes too that this is unsolicited initiative activated by an experienced honourable Member of this House in deliberate contravention of its code of honour which requires honourable Members seeking 'to take up a matter that affects another honourable Member's constituency to inform that honourable Member', Madam Speaker, Official Report, column 145, 9th June 1992; agrees with Madam Speaker's hope expressed on that occasion that her admonition 'is taken to heart by every honourable Member, whether new or of long-standing'; and calls on all honourable Members to desist forthwith in the interest of maintaining the good standards of behaviour in this House that have stood the test of honour throughout the centuries.

That this House deplores the conduct of Government supporters engaging in practices such as the cloak and dagger approaches made by the honourable Members for Stockton South and Langbaurgh to headteachers in constituencies other than their own in calling them to 'a private meeting to discuss recent changes in legislation...