That this House notes with great regret the death of Ronald Reagan; pays tribute to the enormously beneficial changes which he, as President of the United States of America, brought not only to his own country but also to the whole world; in particular notes the role he played, along with Margaret Thatcher and Mikhail Gorbachev, in ending the Cold War, which in turn secured the freedoms of the people of the former Soviet Union and its satellites; remembers with affection his humanity and good humour; and joins with the American people in mourning the passing of a great president and a world statesman of enormous stature.

That this House notes with great regret the death of Ronald Reagan; pays tribute to the enormously beneficial changes which he, as President of the United States of America, brought not only to his own country but also to the whole world; in particular notes the role he played, along...

That this House believes that under United Nations, European and other conventions, declarations and legislation the young children Mariya and Anna Gordievsky are entitled with their mother to join their father outside the USSR; welcomes the achievements of the USSR and President Gorbachev on the way to the progress and problems of a flexible political and economic process; hopes that on balance the judgment has been right to let President Gorbachev's visit proceed without an eye-catching demonstration of the ludicrous illustration of the strength of the security apparatus in prohibiting foreign travel by young children; and calls for President Gorbachev's USSR to be seen as a country strong enough to survive permission being given to Mariya and Anna to travel.

That this House believes that under United Nations, European and other conventions, declarations and legislation the young children Mariya and Anna Gordievsky are entitled with their mother to join their father outside the USSR; welcomes the achievements of the USSR and President Gorbachev on the way to the progress and...

That this House welcomes the visit of President Gorbachev to Britain at the conclusion of the G7 Summit and encourages those prudent measures which lead to the improvement of East-West relations; unreservedly condemns the use of Soviet forces in Vilnius last January which resulted in the deaths of 13 Lithuanian citizens; expresses deep concern at the continued intimidation of the democratically elected Baltic governments and the continued presence of the Soviet forces in Poland; calls upon Her Majesty's Government to continue to monitor the development of relations between the central Soviet authorities and the Baltic states and the withdrawal of Soviet forces from Poland, and to assist in the development of constructive negotiations between the central authorities and the Baltic states with a view towards Baltic independence.

That this House welcomes the visit of President Gorbachev to Britain at the conclusion of the G7 Summit and encourages those prudent measures which lead to the improvement of East-West relations; unreservedly condemns the use of Soviet forces in Vilnius last January which resulted in the deaths of 13 Lithuanian...

That this House welcomes the declaration of independence by the Parliament of Lithuania; urges President Gorbachev to accept the right of nations currently within the Soviet Union to claim full self-determination; calls on nation states within Western Europe and the European Community to extend practical support to the people and Government of Lithuania in their struggle for the restoration of national rights; and calls on the British Government to officially recognise Lithuania as a self-governing republic.

That this House welcomes the declaration of independence by the Parliament of Lithuania; urges President Gorbachev to accept the right of nations currently within the Soviet Union to claim full self-determination; calls on nation states within Western Europe and the European Community to extend practical support to the people and...

That this House urges Her Majesty's Government to give every possible assistance to President Gorbachev in his efforts to stop the pogrom launched by Azerbaijanis against the Armenians and to prevent a second attempt at genocide of the Armenian people by their Muslim neighbours.

That this House urges Her Majesty's Government to give every possible assistance to President Gorbachev in his efforts to stop the pogrom launched by Azerbaijanis against the Armenians and to prevent a second attempt at genocide of the Armenian people by their Muslim neighbours.