Jeremy Corbyn

at end add `and demands the immediate cancellation of Trident, the decommissioning of Polaris and the declaration of Britain as a non-nuclear weapons state.'.

2 Dec 1994

That this House welcomes the publication of the pamphlet 'Who Killed Patrick Quinn? The Framing of Malcolm Kennedy'; notes that the Metropolitan Police adopted a working assumption that Mr Kennedy killed Mr Quinn in a cell in Hammersmith police station on 24th December 1990, that

2 Dec 1994

That this House condemns the police action in attacking worshippers and nuns at a church in Remixio and in killing three students at the University of East Timor; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to halt all army and army related jobs to Indonesia and protest in the strong

18 Jul 1994

That this House notes that Railtrack in making an offer of 5.7 per cent., to restore the relativities of signalling staff grades' pay at its meeting with RMT on 7th June, effectively accepted the Union's argument that before any future discussions on productivity, it was necessar

21 Jun 1994

That this House opposes the routine use of libel writs as a form of censorship, particularly by US multinationals taking advantage of the United Kingdom's more repressive libel laws; notes that McDonald's has threatened or initiated libel actions against numerous organisations in

26 May 1994

That this House notes with alarm that, while the McDonald's Hamburger Corporation suppresses criticism by frequent recourse to libel writs, it spends $1 billion annually on advertising and promoting junk food, whilst also making grandiose, hypocritical and sometimes false claims

25 May 1994

That this House condemns the Home Secretary's announcement that the number of armed police response vehicles in London is to be increased to 12 with officers being openly armed with handguns; believes that this will lead to a spiral of violence with criminals seeking to further a

20 May 1994

That this House congratulates Arsenal Football Club on winning the European Cup Winners' Cup; recognises the brilliant performance of all their players and manager, George Graham, throughout the competition; and is delighted at the pleasure this has brought their supporters on th

4 May 1994

at end add 'but regrets the cut in Housing Corporation finance and the increase in private sector finance with the attendant rises in rent levels for tenants.'.

21 Apr 1994

That this House welcomes the acquittal of Paul Hill at the High Court in Belfast; recognises the trauma of waiting nearly five years since his acquittal on the convictions for the Woolwich and Guildford pub bombings for this conviction to be lifted; and regrets that none of the p

21 Apr 1994