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That this House is appalled at the remarks made by the honourable Member for Welwyn Hatfield to pupils within his constituency; agrees with the Sun that his remarks on women honourable Members, black people and his election opponent 'show clearly that he is no longer fit to remain an MP'; congratulates his Labour opponent, Melanie Johnson, on her measured response in focusing on his offensive remarks about her children; and believes that the voters of Welwyn Hatfield will fulfil the wishes of the Sun, women, black people and millions of our citizens who condemn bigotry and campaigning based on personal slurs by ensuring that Melanie Johnson will represent their interests in this House following the election.
That this House is appalled at the remarks made by the honourable Member for Welwyn Hatfield to pupils within his constituency; agrees with the Sun that his remarks on women honourable Members, black people and his election opponent 'show clearly that he is no longer fit to remain an MP';...
That this House believes that the new Secretary of State for Wales should publicly refute the views of his Parliamentary Private Secretary, the honourable Member for Welwyn Hatfield, that half the long term unemployed, over 23,000 Welshmen and women, are layabouts.
That this House believes that the new Secretary of State for Wales should publicly refute the views of his Parliamentary Private Secretary, the honourable Member for Welwyn Hatfield, that half the long term unemployed, over 23,000 Welshmen and women, are layabouts.
That this House deplores the comments of the honourable Member for Welwyn Hatfield that 'of the 1 million long-term unemployed, probably half can be termed layabouts' recorded in the Official Report of 27th April, Volume 223, column 838; regrets that the Secretary of State for Employment has not seen fit to rebut this slur on those put out of work by her Government; and calls for it to be rebutted or withdrawn at the earliest opportunity.
That this House deplores the comments of the honourable Member for Welwyn Hatfield that 'of the 1 million long-term unemployed, probably half can be termed layabouts' recorded in the Official Report of 27th April, Volume 223, column 838; regrets that the Secretary of State for Employment has not seen fit...