That this House recognises that over 45,500 women and around 300 men in the United Kingdom will be diagnosed with breast cancer in 2009; endorses Breast Cancer Campaign's Wear It Pink on 30 October 2009; notes the importance of the event in promoting awareness of breast cancer among the general public; encourages hon. Members to participate in the initiative to help raise funds for innovative world-class breast cancer research at centres of excellence throughout the UK; and congratulates Breast Cancer Campaign and all of its supporters for having raised over ??3.5 million in 2008 through Wear It Pink.

That this House recognises that over 45,500 women and around 300 men in the United Kingdom will be diagnosed with breast cancer in 2009; endorses Breast Cancer Campaign's Wear It Pink on 30 October 2009; notes the importance of the event in promoting awareness of breast cancer among the general...

That this House unreservedly condemns the terrorist outrage in Mumbai; offers its sympathies and condolences to the victims and families of victims of the attacks; and expresses its support and solidarity for the government and people of India.

That this House unreservedly condemns the terrorist outrage in Mumbai; offers its sympathies and condolences to the victims and families of victims of the attacks; and expresses its support and solidarity for the government and people of India.

That this House recognises that over 45,500 women and almost 300 men will be diagnosed with breast cancer in 2008 in the UK; endorses Breast Cancer Campaign's organisation of Wear it Pink on 31st October 2008; notes the importance of the event in promoting awareness of breast cancer among the general public; encourages hon. Members to participate in the initiative to help raise funds for innovative world-class breast cancer research at centres of excellence throughout the UK; and congratulates Breast Cancer Campaign and all of its supporters for having raised over ??3.2 million in 2007 through Wear it Pink.

That this House recognises that over 45,500 women and almost 300 men will be diagnosed with breast cancer in 2008 in the UK; endorses Breast Cancer Campaign's organisation of Wear it Pink on 31st October 2008; notes the importance of the event in promoting awareness of breast cancer among the...

That this House recognises that over 44,000 women in the United Kingdom will be diagnosed with breast cancer in 2007; endorses Breast Cancer Campaign in organising Wear it Pink on Friday 26th October; notes the importance of the event in promoting awareness of breast cancer amongst the general public; encourages hon. Members to participate in the initiative to help raise funds for independent breast cancer research at centres of excellence throughout the United Kingdom; and congratulates Breast Cancer Campaign and all of its supporters for having raised over ??3 million in 2006 through Wear it Pink.

That this House recognises that over 44,000 women in the United Kingdom will be diagnosed with breast cancer in 2007; endorses Breast Cancer Campaign in organising Wear it Pink on Friday 26th October; notes the importance of the event in promoting awareness of breast cancer amongst the general public; encourages...

That this House welcomes the launch of the BBC's 45th Blue Peter annual appeal; congratulates Blue Peter on running the Shoe Biz Appeal, which is asking children across the UK to collect shoes to be recycled to raise money for children orphaned by AIDS in Malawi, where somebody dies of an AIDS-related illness every eight minutes and as a result there are now more than 600,000 orphans; notes that Blue Peter viewers are being asked to collect as many of the nation's unwanted shoes as possible; and calls upon all hon. Members to join in and recycle their unwanted shoes in aid of the appeal.

That this House welcomes the launch of the BBC's 45th Blue Peter annual appeal; congratulates Blue Peter on running the Shoe Biz Appeal, which is asking children across the UK to collect shoes to be recycled to raise money for children orphaned by AIDS in Malawi, where somebody dies of...

That this House recognises that over 41,000 women in the UK will be diagnosed with breast cancer in 2006; endorses Breast Cancer Campaign in organising `Wear it Pink' on Friday 27th October; notes the importance of the event in promoting awareness of breast cancer amongst the general public; encourages hon. Members to participate in the initiative to help raise funds for independent breast cancer research at centres of excellence throughout the UK; and congratulates Breast Cancer Campaign and all its supporters for having raised nearly ??1.7 million in 2005 through `Wear it Pink'.

That this House recognises that over 41,000 women in the UK will be diagnosed with breast cancer in 2006; endorses Breast Cancer Campaign in organising `Wear it Pink' on Friday 27th October; notes the importance of the event in promoting awareness of breast cancer amongst the general public; encourages hon....

That this House congratulates the Rural Stress Information Network (RSIN) on its 10th anniversary; notes that the RSIN aims to help those in rural communities suffering from stress or feeling suicidal due to problems such as financial difficulties, physical and social isolation and major events such as the outbreak of foot and mouth disease in 2001; further notes that the RSIN offers support and advice to those experiencing the increasing pressure of rural life in general; further notes that calls to RSIN have increased by some 60 per cent. during the recent difficulties over the single farm payment; pays tribute to the RSIN staff and volunteers who have worked so hard to alleviate suffering over the past 10 years; and wishes the organisation well for the future as it continues to provide a valuable service to the rural community.

That this House congratulates the Rural Stress Information Network (RSIN) on its 10th anniversary; notes that the RSIN aims to help those in rural communities suffering from stress or feeling suicidal due to problems such as financial difficulties, physical and social isolation and major events such as the outbreak of...

That this House congratulates the England cricket team on its magnificent victory in the Ashes test series; welcomes the return of the Ashes to England; and commends both teams for their sportsmanlike conduct, which was an example to all.

That this House congratulates the England cricket team on its magnificent victory in the Ashes test series; welcomes the return of the Ashes to England; and commends both teams for their sportsmanlike conduct, which was an example to all.