That this House deplores the growing practice among newspaper proprietors of introducing individual contracts in place of the traditional trade union negotations on pay rates; and therefore expresses its full support for members of the National Union of Journalists employed on the Rotherham and South Yorkshire Advertiser and the Rotherham Record who have taken strike action in defence of their basic right to be represented by their union in pay negotiations.

That this House deplores the growing practice among newspaper proprietors of introducing individual contracts in place of the traditional trade union negotations on pay rates; and therefore expresses its full support for members of the National Union of Journalists employed on the Rotherham and South Yorkshire Advertiser and the Rotherham...

That this House views with alarm the hardship faced by thousands of pub licencees and the damage being done to the interests of consumers and to the industry as a whole; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to review the 1989 Beer Orders as a matter of the utmost urgency.

That this House views with alarm the hardship faced by thousands of pub licencees and the damage being done to the interests of consumers and to the industry as a whole; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to review the 1989 Beer Orders as a matter of the utmost urgency.

That this House views with alarm the disruption now occurring in the licensed trade; deplores the fact that many tenant licensees with long experience of serving the public are being forced either to accept long leases at extortionate rents and with full repairing liabilities or to leave the trade with little hope of finding new employment; notes that beer prices have been substantially increased while the market share held by the four biggest brewery companies has risen to almost 70 per cent., thus negating the aim of the Monopolies and Mergers Commission to provide more consumer choice; and therefore calls on the Government (a) to instruct the Director General of Fair Trading to review the position immediately, (b) to introduce a minimum level of compensation for displaced tenants above that provided in the Landlord and Tenant Act and (c) to introduce a form of independent arbitration for the assessment of fair rents.

That this House views with alarm the disruption now occurring in the licensed trade; deplores the fact that many tenant licensees with long experience of serving the public are being forced either to accept long leases at extortionate rents and with full repairing liabilities or to leave the trade with...

That this House welcomes the formation of the Dr Kazem Rajavi Foundation, as a tribute to the memory and life's work of Dr Kazem Rajavi, the well-known human rights advocate, to promote human rights values not only in his native land, Iran, but throughout the world; condemns his assassination in Geneva, which, according to Swiss police investigations, was carried out by terrorist agents of the Iran regime; calls upon Her Majesty's Government to make the strongest representations at the current session of the United Nations Human Rights Commission to condemn the continuing human rights violations in Iran, as well as Dr Kazem Rajavi's assassination; and records its appreciation of this work for that Commission.

That this House welcomes the formation of the Dr Kazem Rajavi Foundation, as a tribute to the memory and life's work of Dr Kazem Rajavi, the well-known human rights advocate, to promote human rights values not only in his native land, Iran, but throughout the world; condemns his assassination in...

That this House expresses its strongest possible opposition to the decision of the Chief Metropolitan Ambulance Officer for South Yorkshire to register initial interest in turning the Service into a National Health Service trust; deplores the fact that he announced his intention without consulting the workforce; congratulates the Service on the high standards maintained as presently organised; believes that the suggested change would inevitably result in a reduction in standards, the imposition of charges on patients, or both; and urges the Chief Officer not to proceed with an idea which will be strongly opposed by the residents of South Yorkshire

That this House expresses its strongest possible opposition to the decision of the Chief Metropolitan Ambulance Officer for South Yorkshire to register initial interest in turning the Service into a National Health Service trust; deplores the fact that he announced his intention without consulting the workforce; congratulates the Service on...

That this House views with grave concern the recent violence, leading to much bloodshed, in that part of Kashmir which is incorporated in India; and urges Her Majesty's Government to use all diplomatic means to secure the implementation of the United Nations resolutions calling for self-determination, through a plebiscite, for all the people of Kashmir.

That this House views with grave concern the recent violence, leading to much bloodshed, in that part of Kashmir which is incorporated in India; and urges Her Majesty's Government to use all diplomatic means to secure the implementation of the United Nations resolutions calling for self-determination, through a plebiscite, for...