That this House welcomes the Prime Minister's assurance in his speech on Education as a global growth industry on 14 January 2010 that all students who came to the UK legitimately would be made welcome, because the Government was not prepared to put legitimate colleges out of business or set back efforts to expand educational trade; and calls on the Secretaries of State for the Home Department and for Business, Innovation and Skills to ensure that any recommendations for change to the student visa system made following the review which began in November 2009 support rather than damage existing legitimate courses and the properly accredited and registered schools and colleges offering them.

That this House welcomes the Prime Minister's assurance in his speech on Education as a global growth industry on 14 January 2010 that all students who came to the UK legitimately would be made welcome, because the Government was not prepared to put legitimate colleges out of business or set...

That this House is extremely concerned at the decision of Network Rail to introduce compulsory redundancies amongst rail maintenance workers despite receiving a Government subsidy of ??5 billion per annum; notes with dismay that the redundancies will affect most of the rail network, including the loss of 40 jobs on Network Rail's Sussex Route; is appalled that skilled green jobs are being lost when they will be needed to expand and improve the nation's railway; is also alarmed at the safety implication so reducing a workforce who are responsible for ensuring the safe inspection and repair of track, signals and other rail infrastructure; and calls on Network Rail to review immediately its decision.

That this House is extremely concerned at the decision of Network Rail to introduce compulsory redundancies amongst rail maintenance workers despite receiving a Government subsidy of ??5 billion per annum; notes with dismay that the redundancies will affect most of the rail network, including the loss of 40 jobs on...

That this House recognises the important role of the English language teaching sector in the UK economy and in promoting a positive image of the UK; welcomes the steps taken by the Government and by the sector to introduce more robust forms of registration and the accreditation of course providers; acknowledges the need to deal with abuses of the student visa system, but is concerned that proposals being consulted on in the review of the Tier 4 Points-based System for student visas could result in some 50,000 fewer legitimate students a year coming to the UK's language schools, further education colleges and universities to study, causing severe damage to the sector and a major loss of income to the UK; believes that it is possible to deal with any abuses in the system in ways which do not damage properly registered and accredited providers of courses; and calls on the Government to work closely with representatives of those providers to agree an alternative solution to that currently being consulted on.

That this House recognises the important role of the English language teaching sector in the UK economy and in promoting a positive image of the UK; welcomes the steps taken by the Government and by the sector to introduce more robust forms of registration and the accreditation of course providers;...

That this House welcomes the announcement by the Minister for Sport that his Department is committed to doing all it can to ensure a bright future for British Cycling road races; further welcomes the setting up of a working group representing the Departments for Culture, Media and Sport, Transport and the Home Office to discuss these issues; and urges all involved to work towards proposals supporting road races which can be put in place for the 2010 season.

That this House welcomes the announcement by the Minister for Sport that his Department is committed to doing all it can to ensure a bright future for British Cycling road races; further welcomes the setting up of a working group representing the Departments for Culture, Media and Sport, Transport and...

That this House congratulates Mark Cavendish on his victory in the Milan-San Remo cycle race and on being the first British rider since Tommy Simpson in 1964 to win the race; and wishes him and all other British cyclists continuing success in international competitions in 2009.

That this House congratulates Mark Cavendish on his victory in the Milan-San Remo cycle race and on being the first British rider since Tommy Simpson in 1964 to win the race; and wishes him and all other British cyclists continuing success in international competitions in 2009.

That this House is appalled by the attack, which included the use of phosphorus shells, on the Beit Lahia UN School, Gaza in which two children were killed and many other people injured; notes the call by UN representatives for an independent investigation into the attack and the view of Amnesty International that there is prima facie evidence of war crimes; and calls upon the Government to support an independent international inquiry into this case to consider if there are grounds for a reference to the International Criminal Court.

That this House is appalled by the attack, which included the use of phosphorus shells, on the Beit Lahia UN School, Gaza in which two children were killed and many other people injured; notes the call by UN representatives for an independent investigation into the attack and the view of...

That this House congratulates Mark Cavendish on his unique achievement as the only British cyclist to win four stages in a single Tour de France race; and looks forward to his continuing success and that of all other members of Britain's Olympic cycling team in Beijing.

That this House congratulates Mark Cavendish on his unique achievement as the only British cyclist to win four stages in a single Tour de France race; and looks forward to his continuing success and that of all other members of Britain's Olympic cycling team in Beijing.

That this House congratulates Mark Cavendish on winning two stages in the 2008 Tour of Italy cycle race; further congratulates the other British cyclists - David Millar, Steve Cummings, Geraint Thomas, Bradley Wiggins and Charly Wegelius - who took part in the race; and believes that their achievements mark another important stage in the development of British cycling, both road and track, at the international level.

That this House congratulates Mark Cavendish on winning two stages in the 2008 Tour of Italy cycle race; further congratulates the other British cyclists - David Millar, Steve Cummings, Geraint Thomas, Bradley Wiggins and Charly Wegelius - who took part in the race; and believes that their achievements mark another...