Mr Gregory Campbell

at end add `but expects it to be no less open about its employees' earnings from the public purse than many of those whom their presenters question about salaries, allowances etc., paid for out of the same public purse.'.

15 Jul 2009

That this House notes the 500th anniversary on 10 July 2009 of the birth of the Protestant reformer John Calvin; acknowledges the historical significance of much of the restoration of historical biblical Christianity carried out by Calvin and his contemporaries at a time when the

7 Jul 2009

at end add `, but the cost and the time taken must not be anything remotely approaching that reached by the Saville Inquiry.'.

17 Jun 2009

That this House acknowledges that one in seven people across the United Kingdom are affected by lung disease; congratulates the many thousands of volunteers and professionals involved in raising awareness of the condition and treating it; notes that Breathe Easy Week takes place

9 Jun 2009

That this House notes the statement from the Leader of the House regarding hon. Members' allowances and expenses; welcomes the move towards openness; notes with alarm that, in connection with the flat rate allowance proposal for overnight accommodation while engaged in parliament

21 Apr 2009

leave out `Great Britain' and insert `the United Kingdom'.

31 Mar 2009

That this House notes the controversy surrounding attempts to have a British football team entered for the Olympics in 2012; also notes Government support for such a venture; and expresses the wish that the Government will use whatever influence it has to ensure that television b

25 Mar 2009

That this House notes that the one hour time change in the United Kingdom occurs again on 29 March 2009; calls for a wide-ranging debate on the merits or otherwise of continuing with the practice given the twice-yearly inconvenience caused by the current practice; and looks forwa

24 Mar 2009

after `citizens', insert `, including those in Northern Ireland,'.

17 Mar 2009

That this House notes that the long-term financial future of the United Kingdom will be much more secure as personal savings increase; calls on the Government and financial institutions to review their commitment to this long-term goal; condemns reports of some banks which are pa

17 Mar 2009