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Can we have a debate in Government time to look at the behaviour of the management of the Sunday Herald, The Herald and the Evening Times? Those are quality campaigning newspapers in Scotland, and this time last week, 240 journalists were brought into a room and summarily dismissed. Bizarrely, they...
Can we have a debate in Government time to look at the behaviour of the management of the Sunday Herald, The Herald and the Evening Times? Those are quality campaigning newspapers in Scotland, and this time last week, 240 journalists were brought into a room and summarily dismissed. Bizarrely, they...
I am sure that the journalists and staff at those newspapers will have the solid support of my hon. Friend and their trade union. Their management will no doubt have heard the points that he has raised and reflect on the fact that there is support on this side of...
I am sure that the journalists and staff at those newspapers will have the solid support of my hon. Friend and their trade union. Their management will no doubt have heard the points that he has raised and reflect on the fact that there is support on this side of...
Westminster Hall adjournment debate on the newspaper industry in Scotland.
Westminster Hall adjournment debate on the newspaper industry in Scotland.
That this House believes that a strong and diverse media is essential for a healthy and informed democracy; believes therefore that ownership of Scotland's two national broadsheet newspapers should be in different hands; and calls on the Scottish Media Group not to sell The Herald to the owners of The Scotsman.
That this House believes that a strong and diverse media is essential for a healthy and informed democracy; believes therefore that ownership of Scotland's two national broadsheet newspapers should be in different hands; and calls on the Scottish Media Group not to sell The Herald to the owners of The...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Environment, Transport and the Regions, how many species of plants and animals are indigenous to the Herald Way marsh in Coventry; and of those, how many are classified as endangered. - Inc figs.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Environment, Transport and the Regions, how many species of plants and animals are indigenous to the Herald Way marsh in Coventry; and of those, how many are classified as endangered. - Inc figs.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Environment, Transport and the Regions, how many species of animals, plants and insects there are (a) in Herald Way marsh and (b) on average in other sites of special scientific interest in England. - Inc figs.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Environment, Transport and the Regions, how many species of animals, plants and insects there are (a) in Herald Way marsh and (b) on average in other sites of special scientific interest in England. - Inc figs.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Environment, Transport and the Regions, what assessment his Department has made of water quality in Herald Way marsh; and what proportion of the impurities found comes from (a) industrial and (b) agricultural sources.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Environment, Transport and the Regions, what assessment his Department has made of water quality in Herald Way marsh; and what proportion of the impurities found comes from (a) industrial and (b) agricultural sources.
Wednesday adjournment debate on Mr Ray Herring and Merseyside police.
Wednesday adjournment debate on Mr Ray Herring and Merseyside police.
That this House notes the continuing civil war in the Scottish Tory Party; agrees with Brian Meek, in the Glasgow Herald of 16th July, the Vice-President of the Scottish Conservative and Unionist Association, that his Tory colleague, the honourable Member of Tayside North's comment that the economic power of Japan and the economic power of a united Germany will achieve today what Hitler and Tojo were unable to achieve through tanks is almost more offensive than the Ridley originals and should have earned him his P45 from his party post; further notes the honourable Member for Stirling's defence of the now former Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, even although he has remained noticeably loathe to defend the Scottish Secretary, during his numerous difficulties; calls on the Prime Minister to explain how the Vice Chairman of the Tories in Scotland can remain in office whilst voicing the same views as his former colleague; demands from the junior Scottish Office Minister, the sole Government Minister to publicly support the Right honourable Member for Cirencester and Tewkesbury's position, an explanation of whether he shares in full or in part the xenophobia he expressed; and calls for Scotland to be represented as an independent member state in the European Community by elected representatives with an internationalist outlook.
That this House notes the continuing civil war in the Scottish Tory Party; agrees with Brian Meek, in the Glasgow Herald of 16th July, the Vice-President of the Scottish Conservative and Unionist Association, that his Tory colleague, the honourable Member of Tayside North's comment that the economic power of Japan...
To ask Chief Constable of West Midlands for report as to if any complaint has been recieved against former Detective Inspector Paul Matthews re his role in case against Malcolm Herring
To ask Chief Constable of West Midlands for report as to if any complaint has been recieved against former Detective Inspector Paul Matthews re his role in case against Malcolm Herring
Opinion of Lord Coulsfield in the case of the Lord Advocate v The Scotsman Publications Limited & others.
Opinion of Lord Coulsfield in the case of the Lord Advocate v The Scotsman Publications Limited & others.
Letter from Secretary of State for Wales to Ron Davies MP about leaflet on community charge published by Caerphilly Constituency Labour Party, 15 July 1988
Letter from Secretary of State for Wales to Ron Davies MP about leaflet on community charge published by Caerphilly Constituency Labour Party, 15 July 1988
When Welsh Office first obtained copy of Caerphilly Labour Herald issue No 1, which formed basis of letter to hon Member for Caerphilly of 15 July. - On 9 June 1988.
When Welsh Office first obtained copy of Caerphilly Labour Herald issue No 1, which formed basis of letter to hon Member for Caerphilly of 15 July. - On 9 June 1988.
If there are any plans to obtain for Welsh Office library all future issues of newsletter produced by Caerphilly constituency Labour party. - No. We are not interested in works of fiction.
If there are any plans to obtain for Welsh Office library all future issues of newsletter produced by Caerphilly constituency Labour party. - No. We are not interested in works of fiction.
To estimate cost of Civil Service time incurred during research by Welsh Office into edition of Caerphilly Labour Herald which was subject of correspondence of 15 July to hon Member for Caerphilly. - #5.
To estimate cost of Civil Service time incurred during research by Welsh Office into edition of Caerphilly Labour Herald which was subject of correspondence of 15 July to hon Member for Caerphilly. - #5.