That this House notes the centenary of the final counting of the votes on 7th and 8th February 1906, cast in the general election of that year and records the fact that the Liberal Party and its allies won an overwhelming victory with 399 members of this House; further notes that this resounding result confirmed in office the Liberal government led by Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman who headed an administration that included some of the great figures of the 20th century, most notably HH Asquith, David Lloyd George and Winston Churchill, who together laid the foundations of the modern welfare state by sweeping away most of the vestiges of the poor law by such measures as free school meals, old age pensions, labour exchanges, minimum wages, restrictions on hours worked, sick pay and unemployment pay; further notes that the 1906 government also boosted democracy and the rights of workers by protecting trade unions, introducing payment of hon. Members and restricting the powers of the House of Lords; and believes that the record of this government justifies its place as one of the great reforming ministries of the UK.

That this House notes the centenary of the final counting of the votes on 7th and 8th February 1906, cast in the general election of that year and records the fact that the Liberal Party and its allies won an overwhelming victory with 399 members of this House; further notes...

That this House recognises that the Resolution carried by a majority of three on Wednesday 4th November saved the Prime Minister from resignation; notes that the resolution had no constitutional bearing on the process of the Maastricht Bill; notes that the Prime Minister lost the confidence of a considerable number of his honourable Friends; further notes that he was saved from resignation by the 19 Liberal/Democrat honourable Members who voted for him to keep his job, when millions have lost theirs since he succeeded the Right honourable Baroness Thatcher; and expresses its anger that a Prime Minister who enjoys only 16 per cent. support of the British people should be kept in office by wishy-washy liberals.

That this House recognises that the Resolution carried by a majority of three on Wednesday 4th November saved the Prime Minister from resignation; notes that the resolution had no constitutional bearing on the process of the Maastricht Bill; notes that the Prime Minister lost the confidence of a considerable number...

That this House views with grave concern the continuing collaboration between the Liberal Party and the National Front in Hackney; notes that the former Liberal Parliamentary candidate Councillor Jeffrey Roberts collaborated with Derek Day, a prominent member of the National Front and with various criminal elements, including his own agent Philip Owen who had 90 criminal convictions and Wendy Cullinane who killed her own child and was convicted of manslaughter; notes that the current Liberal leader Councillor Colin Beadle is collaborating with National Front supporter Gary Russell; notes that Gary Russell, electoral No. 1681, of Hillcot House who has signed Beadle's nomination form as proposer for the forthcoming election in Haggerston has organised for the National Front in Hackney and written letters to Graham Williamson, a national National Front organiser, on notepaper headed, The Way Forward; Hackney National Front: Cadres/Candidates, asking for back issues of National Front news for local supporters; notes that this Nazi hoodlum is a graffiti artist and is ú1,000 in arrears with his rent and is trying to organise a rent strike to provide himself with cover; and finally notes that Gary Russell admits that he still holds National Front views.

That this House views with grave concern the continuing collaboration between the Liberal Party and the National Front in Hackney; notes that the former Liberal Parliamentary candidate Councillor Jeffrey Roberts collaborated with Derek Day, a prominent member of the National Front and with various criminal elements, including his own agent...

That this House calls on the Liberal leadership to investigate the links between the Liberal Party, the National Front and right wing extremists in Hackney in the light of the public exposure of Gary Russell in Searchlight and local investigations by the Labour Party and to repudiate their candidate Colin Beadle in Haggerston ward in Hackney.

That this House calls on the Liberal leadership to investigate the links between the Liberal Party, the National Front and right wing extremists in Hackney in the light of the public exposure of Gary Russell in Searchlight and local investigations by the Labour Party and to repudiate their candidate Colin...