That this House notes the results of the Washington State Death With Dignity Act Report, 2013, published on 10 June 2014 which concludes that the number of deaths through physician-assisted suicide has tripled since the first year of implementation and increased by 43 per cent between 2012 and 2013; expresses grave concern that 61 per cent of those who received lethal drugs in Washington in 2013 gave as a reason for seeking assisted suicide being a burden on family, friends or caregivers; recalls that those who introduced the law in Washington assured the public that it would only apply to terminally ill, mentally competent patients; and reiterates its belief that a corresponding change in UK law would endanger the lives of the most vulnerable in society.

That this House notes the results of the Washington State Death With Dignity Act Report, 2013, published on 10 June 2014 which concludes that the number of deaths through physician-assisted suicide has tripled since the first year of implementation and increased by 43 per cent between 2012 and 2013; expresses...

That this House congratulates England's men and women's lacrosse teams on winning the European championships in Amsterdam.

That this House congratulates England's men and women's lacrosse teams on winning the European championships in Amsterdam.

That this House welcomes the publication of the Make Space Manifesto, by Kids' Clubs Network and supported by the Nestle Trust, as an important statement of principles for improving youth provision across the country; agrees that delivery on the key demands of the manifesto - locally joined up youth services, the creation of 3,000 Make Space clubs based around secondary schools by 2015, active consultation with young people and an integrated workforce for young people - would strike at the heart of teenage boredom, vulnerability and crime; commends the work being done by the Make Space Development Fund in providing grants to help local people establish clubs in their communities; calls on honourable Members to promote Make Space in their constituencies; and urges the Government to delivery on this agenda by supporting the setting up and sustaining of Make Space clubs.

That this House welcomes the publication of the Make Space Manifesto, by Kids' Clubs Network and supported by the Nestle Trust, as an important statement of principles for improving youth provision across the country; agrees that delivery on the key demands of the manifesto - locally joined up youth services,...

That this House is concerned about the actions of Property Spy Ltd, who have acquired prime green belt land at Kenley Pastures in Croydon, and elsewhere, and is dividing these properties into small plots and marketing them for the speculative sale in the hope of future residential development; fears that these plots will become unsightly and degraded in the cynical hope that this will make the grant of planning permission more likely; believes that the green belt should be protected and maintained; urges local councils to consider all options available to them, including the compulsory purchase of the land; and calls on the Government to review how legislation can prevent this type of activity taking place and to warn potential speculators that green belt land will not be developed, making their investment fruitless.

That this House is concerned about the actions of Property Spy Ltd, who have acquired prime green belt land at Kenley Pastures in Croydon, and elsewhere, and is dividing these properties into small plots and marketing them for the speculative sale in the hope of future residential development; fears that...

That this House notes that, comparing the Birmingham and Wembley sites proposed for a new national football stadium, unlike Wembley, the Birmingham proposal has still to assemble the land required for the stadium, that the new Wembley Stadium will be served by more than 100 trains per hour compared with the current 14 per hour for Birmingham International, that 80 per cent. of journeys to and from Wembley will be by public transport compared with 20 per cent. at Birmingham with it taking up to six hours to clear the huge car parks required there, that the Wembley proposal is on a brownfield site with planning permission in place; whereas the Birmingham plans to build on green belt would require a lengthy and uncertain public inquiry, that only the Wembley proposal can raise the premium seat income required to finance a sustainable scheme, and journey times to London and Wembley are faster from most regional cities than to Birmingham because of the national rail infrastructure; further notes the problems encountered by England fans securing tickets for major games such as the recent England v Germany World Cup qualifier and that football cannot afford any further delay in starting work on its new national stadium; recognises the overwhelming case for Wembley as the only feasible site; and calls on the Government to work with the Football Association and the Mayor of London to deliver a national stadium the whole country can be proud of at Wembley.

That this House notes that, comparing the Birmingham and Wembley sites proposed for a new national football stadium, unlike Wembley, the Birmingham proposal has still to assemble the land required for the stadium, that the new Wembley Stadium will be served by more than 100 trains per hour compared with...

That this House warmly welcomes the opening of the first stretch of the Jubilee Line extension from Stratford to Greenwich via West Ham and Canning Town; and believes that the full extension of the line will not only be of service to the Millennium Dome and Exhibition next year, but will be of incalculable benefit, socially and economically, to East London in particular, and the whole of London in general.

That this House warmly welcomes the opening of the first stretch of the Jubilee Line extension from Stratford to Greenwich via West Ham and Canning Town; and believes that the full extension of the line will not only be of service to the Millennium Dome and Exhibition next year, but...

That this House notes with concern the decision of Liberal Democrat controlled Sutton Borough Council to implement a funding formula for the Borough's eight grant maintained secondary schools, resulting in the schools having to appeal to parents for voluntary financial contributions to make up the shortfall needed to maintain standards; and calls on the council to review its policy.

That this House notes with concern the decision of Liberal Democrat controlled Sutton Borough Council to implement a funding formula for the Borough's eight grant maintained secondary schools, resulting in the schools having to appeal to parents for voluntary financial contributions to make up the shortfall needed to maintain standards;...

That this House supports the campaign of the local residents in Addiscombe, Croydon to use the former Addiscombe railway land as public open space for the use, benefit and enjoyment of the people of Addiscombe; and calls upon Railtrack to make available the site for this purpose and to withdraw their application for an intensive housing development on the site.

That this House supports the campaign of the local residents in Addiscombe, Croydon to use the former Addiscombe railway land as public open space for the use, benefit and enjoyment of the people of Addiscombe; and calls upon Railtrack to make available the site for this purpose and to withdraw...