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To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, how much his Department has spent on the (a) upkeep and (b) maintenance of HMS Express since 5 July 2024.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, how much his Department has spent on the (a) upkeep and (b) maintenance of HMS Express since 5 July 2024.
The volume of detailed information requested is such that it will take time to consider in full. Consequently, I will write to the hon. Member and a copy of the letter will be placed in the Library of the House.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, how many freedom of information requests from Mr Giles Sheldrick of the Daily Express are outstanding.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, how many freedom of information requests from Mr Giles Sheldrick of the Daily Express are outstanding.
I shall write to my Hon. Friend with the information, subject to Mr Sheldrick’s consent.
That this House notes that news stories, featured in the Daily Express in particular, concerning large numbers of Roma arriving in the UK from EU accession countries have been characterised by the Minister of State for Europe as a 'rancid hate campaign'; further notes that members of the National Union of Journalists at the Express have called upon the Press Complaints Commission to assist them in resisting the instructions of their editors and management to write such articles that they believe to be in breach of the NUJ code of conduct; deplores attempts to incite racial hatred against one of the poorest and more marginalised communities in Europe; and urges the Government to make clear its abhorrence and take measures to address this deep-seated prejudice.
That this House notes that news stories, featured in the Daily Express in particular, concerning large numbers of Roma arriving in the UK from EU accession countries have been characterised by the Minister of State for Europe as a 'rancid hate campaign'; further notes that members of the National Union...
That this House deplores the acceptance by New Labour of a ??100,000 donation from porn publisher Mr Richard Desmond; believes it is no coincidence that this followed Government approval for Mr Desmond's controversial purchase of Express Newspapers; notes with surprise and disappointment the remarks by the honourable Member for Hamilton North & Bellshill that New Labour does not exercise 'moral judgement' over prospective donors; believes that Mr Desmond's titles are demeaning and degrading to women; and further notes the academic research showing a link between pornography and violence against women; and calls on New Labour to end its relationship with Richard Desmond and return this donation.
That this House deplores the acceptance by New Labour of a ??100,000 donation from porn publisher Mr Richard Desmond; believes it is no coincidence that this followed Government approval for Mr Desmond's controversial purchase of Express Newspapers; notes with surprise and disappointment the remarks by the honourable Member for Hamilton...
That this House expresses its grave concerns and regrets that national newspapers with the Express Group should have fallen under the ownership of a publisher of pornography, Mr Richard Desmond; and calls on the Secretary of State at the Department of Trade and Industry to institute an inquiry in the public interest.
That this House expresses its grave concerns and regrets that national newspapers with the Express Group should have fallen under the ownership of a publisher of pornography, Mr Richard Desmond; and calls on the Secretary of State at the Department of Trade and Industry to institute an inquiry in the...
That this House deplores the attempt to smear the homeless by the Daily Express and notes that one of the people it has chosen to pillory is a 16 year old homeless boy who is epileptic and schizophrenic and who has attempted suicide; notes that the Daily Express says that their investigation of the streets of London shows that this boy is 'not quite as desperate as he might appear'; believes that the last thing an adolescent with these problems needs is a national newspaper making political capital out of his plight; further challenges Sir Nicholas Lloyd, the Editor of the Daily Express, to come out of his plush and cosy office to spend some time sleeping rough so that he can abandon the arrogant and stupid notion that living on the street is better than living in a proper home; and believes that if he cannot find the courage to do this then he should campaign for more affordable rented housing and a benefit system that removes the disgrace of homelessness from our streets.
That this House deplores the attempt to smear the homeless by the Daily Express and notes that one of the people it has chosen to pillory is a 16 year old homeless boy who is epileptic and schizophrenic and who has attempted suicide; notes that the Daily Express says that...
That this House congratulates Mr Maurice Toasland of the Wolverhampton Express and Star on his retirement after almost 25 years of distinguished service in the Parliamentary Press Gallery and Lobby; commends his consistently high standards of accuracy, probity and integrity; wishes him and his family a long and happy retirement; and wishes that his standards be reflected and maintained throughout the media in future.
That this House congratulates Mr Maurice Toasland of the Wolverhampton Express and Star on his retirement after almost 25 years of distinguished service in the Parliamentary Press Gallery and Lobby; commends his consistently high standards of accuracy, probity and integrity; wishes him and his family a long and happy retirement;...
That this House notes that the headline in the Daily Express of 28th April, Assassin Magee Breaks His Cover, refers to a man who has not yet been arrested let alone tried; wonders if any lessons have been learned by either the Derbyshire police or some sections of the media from the recent serious of miscarriages of justice involving persons wrongly convicted of terrorist offences; and further wonders what action the Attorney General is proposing to take against those responsible for this headline.
That this House notes that the headline in the Daily Express of 28th April, Assassin Magee Breaks His Cover, refers to a man who has not yet been arrested let alone tried; wonders if any lessons have been learned by either the Derbyshire police or some sections of the media...
That this House notes that both Mr Jon Craig, correspondent of the Daily Express, and Mr Trevor Jones, Waltham Forest Health Authority General Manager, are telling a lie in the case of the honourable Member for Leyton's constituent Mrs Flourou, who has been arbitrarily removed from the National Health Service varicose veins waiting list,in saying that she did not respond to two letters inviting her for assessment in the day surgery; notes that Mrs Flourou is insistent that she received no such letters and that no treatment was offered; but notes that she received the Health Authority's standard letter removing her from the waiting list without any medical explanation.
That this House notes that both Mr Jon Craig, correspondent of the Daily Express, and Mr Trevor Jones, Waltham Forest Health Authority General Manager, are telling a lie in the case of the honourable Member for Leyton's constituent Mrs Flourou, who has been arbitrarily removed from the National Health Service...
That this House condemns the Daily Express and Evening Standard for acting on behalf of the Conservative Party in its pathetic effort to intimidate the BBC; notes that their reporters abused the open, honest co-operation of the honourable Member for Leyton's constituent, Mrs Flourou, who has been arbitrarily removed from the National Health Service varicose veins waiting list and who had been interviewed by the BBC; and notes the desperate lengths to which the Conservative press will resort to try to distort the truth.
That this House condemns the Daily Express and Evening Standard for acting on behalf of the Conservative Party in its pathetic effort to intimidate the BBC; notes that their reporters abused the open, honest co-operation of the honourable Member for Leyton's constituent, Mrs Flourou, who has been arbitrarily removed from...
That this House notes that both Mr Jon Craig, correspondent of the Daily Express, and Mr Trevor Jones, Waltham Forest Health Authority General Manager, are telling a lie in the case of the honourable Member for Leyton's constituent Mrs Flourou, who has been arbitrarily removed from the National Health Service varicose veins waiting list, in saying that she did not respond to two letters inviting her for assessment in the day surgery; notes that Mrs Flourou is insistant that she received no such letters; but notes that she received the Health Authority's standard letter removing her from the waiting list without any medical explanation.
That this House notes that both Mr Jon Craig, correspondent of the Daily Express, and Mr Trevor Jones, Waltham Forest Health Authority General Manager, are telling a lie in the case of the honourable Member for Leyton's constituent Mrs Flourou, who has been arbitrarily removed from the National Health Service...
What financial contribution the Daily Express has committed to London Air Ambulance; & over what period.
What financial contribution the Daily Express has committed to London Air Ambulance; & over what period.