Barry Gardiner

That this House condemns all those behind the assassination of Abdul Gani Lone the leader of the Hurriyat conference in Kashmir and those who would seek to further destabilise the relationship between Pakistan and India; urges both countries to step back from military conflict an

22 May 2002

That this House expresses its profound sympathy to the families of the 34 civilian and military personnel killed in the suicide attack in Jammu on 14th May; notes that the attack has been linked to the terrorist organisation, Lashkar E Toiba, and their attempts to destabilise the

20 May 2002

at end add 'he thought it was all over, it is now.'.

11 Apr 2002

That this House notes the importance of the hospitality industry in providing one in 10 of all jobs and one in five of all new jobs; recognises the excellent work carried out by the Hospitality Training Foundation in working with employers to create a nationally-recognised qualif

26 Mar 2002

That this House expresses its profound sympathy for the families and victims, both Hindu and Muslim, of the riots in Gujarat; welcomes the Chief Minister's decision to set up a judicial inquiry into the attack on the train carrying the Ram Sevaks at Godhra; urges him to set up a

6 Mar 2002

That this House expresses its condolences to the family of Mr G.M.C. Balyogi, Speaker of the Lok Sabha (Lower House) in the Indian Parliament, who died on 3rd March; and recognises his vital contribution to political participation and democracy in India and his promotion of inter

6 Mar 2002

leave out from '1990' to 'and' in line 6.

6 Feb 2002

leave out from 'in' to 'the Falkland Islands' in line 8.

6 Feb 2002

That this House unreservedly condemns the terrorist attacks on the Indian Parliament on 13th December; expresses its sympathy to the families of the murdered security personnel and other staff; and considers this attack on the parliament of the largest democracy in the world to b

13 Dec 2001

That this House notes that, comparing the Birmingham and Wembley sites proposed for a new national football stadium, unlike Wembley, the Birmingham proposal has still to assemble the land required for the stadium, that the new Wembley Stadium will be served by more than 100 train

31 Oct 2001