That this House calls upon the Prime Minister to disclose whether any member of the Intelligence Service has been authorised to gain access to Labour Members' private offices and to data bases and files on their computers.

That this House calls upon the Prime Minister to disclose whether any member of the Intelligence Service has been authorised to gain access to Labour Members' private offices and to data bases and files on their computers.

That this House congratulates The Daily Mirror on its principled stand in refusing a paid advertisement from the Conservative party, on the grounds that it contained a pack of fabrications; regrets that if it continues to apply this criterion to Tory adverts, it stands to lose a lot of money; and calls on Tory propaganda Ministers to clean up their act.

That this House congratulates The Daily Mirror on its principled stand in refusing a paid advertisement from the Conservative party, on the grounds that it contained a pack of fabrications; regrets that if it continues to apply this criterion to Tory adverts, it stands to lose a lot of money;...

That this House congratulates Rhone Poulenc Rorer on their substantial sponsorship agreement with the London Wildlife Trust which will fund the post of project manager at the Chase Nature Reserve, on the borders of Dagenham and Rainham, Essex, for a four year period; and urges other companies to follow their example in supporting environmental initiatives.

That this House congratulates Rhone Poulenc Rorer on their substantial sponsorship agreement with the London Wildlife Trust which will fund the post of project manager at the Chase Nature Reserve, on the borders of Dagenham and Rainham, Essex, for a four year period; and urges other companies to follow their...

That this House expresses its concern that building conversions, such as houses into flats or barns into houses, are not covered by the building regulations relating to thermal insulation; notes that figures from the Building Research Establishment indicate that such thermal insulation would add only a minimal additional cost to the overall conversion cost, and that savings in electricity would actually result in a short pay-back period; further notes that such measures would save energy and thus reduce the impact of global warming; and so welcomes the introduction of the Building Conversion and Energy Conservation Bill which would give the Secretary of State a duty to introduce Regulations requiring thermal insulation to be installed in building conversions.

That this House expresses its concern that building conversions, such as houses into flats or barns into houses, are not covered by the building regulations relating to thermal insulation; notes that figures from the Building Research Establishment indicate that such thermal insulation would add only a minimal additional cost to...

That this House expresses its concern that, in addition to Rutland Water, some 501 rivers, lakes and waterways in England and Wales alone, with more in Scotland and Northern Ireland, have suffered algal blooms at levels which may be toxic, as a result of eutrophication caused by phosphates, some 30 per cent of which is attributable to phosphates in detergents; voices its further concern about the environmental problems of certain commonly-used household detergent compositions, particularly from the use of phosphates and phosphate substitutes, the inadequate biodegradability of other chemicals in detergents and the failure of most manufacturers to provide consumers with full information on the contents and environmental impact of household cleaners; notes that the Government's Environment White Paper did not accept the arguments of the Control of Detergents Pollution Bill, introduced in the last session, to control the use of phosphates, increase the level of biodegradability and introduce comprehensive labelling; further notes that numerous EC countries have imposed restrictions on phosphates in detergents; and urges all honourable Members to encourage the Government to act for consumer and environmental protection.

That this House expresses its concern that, in addition to Rutland Water, some 501 rivers, lakes and waterways in England and Wales alone, with more in Scotland and Northern Ireland, have suffered algal blooms at levels which may be toxic, as a result of eutrophication caused by phosphates, some 30...

That this House unreservedly condemns the actions of Newcastle City Council in removing a handicapped boy from his foster mother to be adopted by a lesbian couple; utterly rejects the abhorrent claim by the City Council that the decision is in the best interests of the child; reaffirms the position of the traditional family unit as the most secure and stable means of raising all children, especially the most impressionable and vulnerable; and believes that the placing of young children with lesbian couples is not suitable to the needs or the best interests of these children and despite the protestations of the homosexual lobby, never will be.

That this House unreservedly condemns the actions of Newcastle City Council in removing a handicapped boy from his foster mother to be adopted by a lesbian couple; utterly rejects the abhorrent claim by the City Council that the decision is in the best interests of the child; reaffirms the position...

That this House commends the European Parliament Electoral Reform Bill which brings Great Britain into line with Northern Ireland and with the rest of the European Community.

That this House commends the European Parliament Electoral Reform Bill which brings Great Britain into line with Northern Ireland and with the rest of the European Community.

That this House expresses its concern about the environmental dangers of chlorine bleaching of paper products, particularly the release of dioxin and other toxic chemicals; notes that the report of the Swedish National Chemical Inspectorate to the Swedish Government, dated 22nd July 1989, stated that they had not yet found any paper products where chlorine bleaching is necessary; further notes that the Inspectorate suggested a plan for phasing out chlorine-bleached products where there is no reason for such products; welcomes the recent recommendation from independent consultants to the European Commission that harmful emissions from the paper and pulp industry to the water supply should be substantially reduced; further welcomes the introduction of the Pulp and Paper Products (Restriction) Bill which restricts the import and sale of chlorine-bleached paper products within the United Kingdom; and urges consumers to buy chlorine-free paper products where they are available.

That this House expresses its concern about the environmental dangers of chlorine bleaching of paper products, particularly the release of dioxin and other toxic chemicals; notes that the report of the Swedish National Chemical Inspectorate to the Swedish Government, dated 22nd July 1989, stated that they had not yet found...

That this House notes with concern the threatened closure of the London Housing Associations Training Scheme, which currently provides 5, 000 places each year and which will affect 40 per cent. of housing associations in England; is appalled by the increasing levels of homelessness in London and welcomes the Government's recent announcement of a partial improvement in housing investment; acknowledges the major role played by the London Housing Associations Training Scheme in training Housing Association staff; and, in view of the context of the recent government report, Training in Britain, believes that Her Majesty's Government should take immediate steps to safeguard the future funding of the London Housing Associations Training Scheme, in the long term interests of an effective housing policy for this country.

That this House notes with concern the threatened closure of the London Housing Associations Training Scheme, which currently provides 5, 000 places each year and which will affect 40 per cent. of housing associations in England; is appalled by the increasing levels of homelessness in London and welcomes the Government's...