John McDonnell

That this House notes that the fragmentation and privatisation of track and signal maintenance continues to give rise to real concerns over safety of the national railway; is concerned that the proposed London Underground Public Private Partnership which will contract out and spl

16 Jul 2002

That this House calls upon the Football Association to take decisive action against any club within the Conference League found to have gained an unfair advantage over its rivals by breaching the financial regulations governing the Conference League, and that this action should i

15 Jul 2002

That this House congratulates the Republic of Ireland's football team for its excellent performance in the World Cup; and celebrates the achievements of this team of Irish heroes under the superb management of Mick McCarthy.

17 Jun 2002

That this House expresses its dismay at the draft guidance recently issued by NICE which rations the use of photodynamic therapy for age-related macular degeneration to treatment of the only-functioning or better-seeing eye and in specialist centres only; notes that age-related m

17 Jun 2002

That this House urges the National Executive Committee of the labour Party to allow Ken Livingstone back into the Labour Party in order that he may be considered for selection as Labour's candidate for the London mayoral election in 2004; and further to establish a fair selection

16 May 2002

That this House welcomes to Parliament a delegation of campaigners seeking to secure the release of Susan May, a woman sentenced to life for a murder she did not commit; and expresses its deep concern that despite the reference of her case to the Court of Appeal by the Criminal C

13 May 2002

That this House believes that in the light of the latest rail disaster at Potters Bar the only way to restore confidence in the safety of the United Kingdom rail network is to bring the rail network back into public ownership and put an end to the multiplicity of private contract

13 May 2002

That this House welcomes the establishment of the Criminal Records Bureau and congratulates the Government on bringing forward legislation to safeguard against unsuitable people registering to work as volunteers, but notes with regret the Government's failure to prevent the costs

9 May 2002

That this House notes with concern that another Irish citizen, Mr Patrick Maloney, has died whilst on remand in Brixton Prison; and calls upon the Government, in the light of a series of deaths of Irish citizens in British prisons, to launch an independent investigation into the

24 Apr 2002

That this House rejects the statement by the Secretary of State for Defence that nuclear weapons could be used against Iraq.

21 Mar 2002