Sir Edward Leigh

That this House believes that children are best brought up with the full involvement of both their natural parents and, if possible, grandparents and members of their wider family; further believes that all children of separated parents are entitled to the love, personal care and

21 Jan 2003

That this House believes that children are best brought up with the full involvement of both their natural parents and if possible, members of their wider family; further believes that all children of separated parents are entitled to the love, personal care and support of both t

18 Jun 2002

leave out '10' and insert '20'.

14 May 1998

leave out from 'Department'to end and add 'to clear his name of false and defamatory charges made against him by Scallywag magazine, which has previously libelled senior public figures including the Prime Minister and a former leader of the Liberal Party; realizes that it is impo

15 Jun 1995

That this House condemns the Angolan government's use of mercenaries supplied by the South African-based company, Executive Outcomes, in continuing the civil war in Angola; notes the contradiction between the South African government's failure to curb the activities of Executive

11 Jan 1995

That this House congratulates the Spectator, The Times and Sunday Times for their part in exposing Richard Gott of the Guardian as a KGB agent of influence at the height of the Cold War; notes that such agents were not meant to be spies passing Western secrets to Moscow, but prop

12 Dec 1994

That this House believes that the arrival of St. Augustine and his fellow monks to convert the English to Christianity can be seen as one of the most significant events in the history of the nation, since there derives from it much of the origins of the national religion, literat

4 Jul 1994

leave out from 'House' to end and add 'believes that the actions of the honourable Members for Sutton and Cheam, Hertsmere, Bristol North West, and Gainsborough and Horncastle were justified in that Division No. 229 reveals that only 60 honourable Members bothered to turn up to s

17 May 1994

That this House deplores the decision by Channel 4 to broadcast as a travesty of Christmas an 'alternative' mixture of programmes, celebrating homosexuality and prostitution; recognises that Christmas is a Christian celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ; applauds the moral lea

1 Dec 1993

At end add 'and further, whilst acknowledging the silence of the Leader of the Opposition on income tax and other matters, nonetheless asks the Right honourable Member for Islwyn whether Labour would re-introduce exchange controls.'.

31 Jan 1990