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That this House congratulates the Sunday Mail newspaper on its campaign against world poverty; supports its petition calling on G8 leaders to end the scandal that sees 50,000 people, 30,000 of them children, die of poverty every day and which calls upon them to promise 0.7 per cent. of their nations' wealth to saving the lives of the world's poor, to cancel the debts, promote trade justice and provide better aid for poor countries; endorses its call to the people of Scotland to sign up to Scotland Says Make Poverty History - Not Next Year, Not In 10 Years ... But Now; and hopes that hundreds of thousands will do so.
That this House congratulates the Sunday Mail newspaper on its campaign against world poverty; supports its petition calling on G8 leaders to end the scandal that sees 50,000 people, 30,000 of them children, die of poverty every day and which calls upon them to promise 0.7 per cent. of their...
That this House notes that people in Scotland resent the gratuitously offensive remarks attributed to a Downing Street aide by the Sunday Mail on 29th April calling on Scots to be 'emasculated' in order to 'concentrate their minds' as 'the Scots are getting too much'; calls on the Prime Minister to dismiss Mr Bernard Ingham if he is the responsible official; suggests to the Prime Minister that before she, her minions or her Tory backbenchers insult Scotland again they should pause to reflect on the ??87,000 million of revenues from Scottish resources which have bankrolled their shabby policies over the last decade; and wonders if being used as a guinea pig for the poll tax could be considered adequate return for this unwilling contribution of ??17,000 a head for every man, woman and child in Scotland.
That this House notes that people in Scotland resent the gratuitously offensive remarks attributed to a Downing Street aide by the Sunday Mail on 29th April calling on Scots to be 'emasculated' in order to 'concentrate their minds' as 'the Scots are getting too much'; calls on the Prime Minister...