John McDonnell

That this House considers that there is sufficient evidence to cast doubt upon the results of the Police investigation into the murder of Hilda Marchbank in 1992 and to render unsafe the subsequent prosecution of Susan May for this crime; and calls upon the Criminal Cases Review

30 Mar 1999

That this House appreciates the concerns of London Underground workers for the long-term security of their jobs and of their terms and conditions of employment; and supports their campaign to protect their jobs and the service they provide to London's travelling public.

22 Mar 1999

That this House congratulates the Government on its proposal to include the Irish as an ethnic group in the 2001 Census, which will be the first time the Irish in Britain have been officially recognised and awarded this status.

5 Mar 1999

That this House expresses its amazement that Conservative-controlled Westminster City Council is spending ú20,000 on a civic dinner at the Landmark Hotel on 4th March at a time when it is cutting school budgets and increasing council house rents; is further outraged that the invi

23 Feb 1999

That this House supports the principle of conscientious objection as a basic human right; and therefore believes that tax payers should be permitted to pay that proportion of their income tax that would be spent on military purposes to a non-military security fund administered by

10 Dec 1998

That this House believes that, having been accepted by large majorities of voters in Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic, the Belfast Agreement must be implemented in its entirety and that for any participants to seek to block aspects of the Agreement would risk unravelling t

21 Oct 1998

That this House welcomes the orders of the Supreme Court of India in December 1996 for the National Human Rights Commission of India to continue investigations into allegations that hundreds of individuals were killed by police following arrest in the Indian state of Punjab durin

2 Jun 1998

leave out from 'of' to end and insert 'the London Borough of Hillingdon over a period in which it was controlled first by a Conservative administration and subsequently by a Labour administration, which is highly critical of the failure of the senior management of the Department

19 Feb 1998

That this House expresses its concern at the threat by major airlines to take legal action against the Government in order to prevent the introduction of new curbs on airport noise levels aimed at providing some relief from noise pollution for local residents.

4 Feb 1998

That this House welcomes the visit of Sister Sarah Clarke to the Houses of Parliament and expresses its gratitude and admiration for her humanitarian work over the years for Irish prisoners in British prisons and their families; and wishes her success in her continuing work in br

9 Dec 1997