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Sir Lindsay Hoyle
Speaker of the House of Commons
MP since 1 May 1997
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The Rt Hon Sir Lindsay Hoyle is the MP for Chorley, and has been an MP continually since 1 May 1997. He is Speaker of the House of Commons.
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WEST COAST MAINLINE EUROPEAN RAIL LINK
41 signaturesThat this House welcomes the statement by the Secretary of State for the Environment, Transport and the Regions, made on Wednesday 3rd June, that the Channel Tunnel Rail Link will go ahead; and hopes that the Secretary of State will do everything in his power to ensure that the W
10 Jun 1998
LAUNCH AID FOR NEW GENERATION AIR BUS A3XX
29 signaturesThat this House congratulates British Aerospace and its partners on the foresight and vision in developing the new generation Airbus, and looks forward to supporting a new Launch Aid, for the future development of the A3XX and all the quality jobs and technological advances this
10 Jun 1998
BULLFIGHTS DURING WORLD CUP 98
54 signaturesThat this House urges British football fans travelling to France for the World Cup to boycott bullfights that have been organised to coincide with the tournament in towns in the South of France, such as Nimes and Bordeaux; notes that up to 80 bulls are due to be slaughtered in bu
9 Jun 1998
RUGBY LEAGUE AIDING CHARITY
14 signaturesThat this House congratulates the Rugby Football League on their initiative and commitment to supporting SPARKS, Sports Aiding Medical Research for Kids, a charity which attempts to alleviate and prevent disabilities in children; welcomes their attempts to raise over ú50,000 for
20 May 1998
SUCCESS FOR ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND IN THE WORLD CUP
61 signaturesThat this House sends its best wishes to the England and Scotland football teams, and their managers, Glenn Hoddle and Craig Brown, as they prepare for the World Cup finals in France; entertains the hope of a final between England and Scotland in the Stade de France on 12 July; a
20 May 1998
BEAR HUNTING IN CANADA
62 signaturesThat this House condemns the hunting of endangered species, especially the hunting of bears in North America, where trophy hunters pay up to $18,000 to complete the so-called Bear Slam, involving the pursuit and slaughter of the four largest species of bear in the world, the blac
18 May 1998
LAUNCH OF SCOTTISH RUGBY LEAGUE
28 signaturesThat this House welcomes the forthcoming launch of the Rugby League in Scotland; congratulates the Rugby League development officers on the measures they have taken to far to ensure the development and progression of the game in Scotland; and looks forward to the official launch
18 May 1998
INDIAN NUCLEAR TESTS (No. 2)
44 signaturesThat this House condemns the government of India for detonating three nuclear devices in underground tests and then defying world opinion and protests by detonating two further devices; believes that such action is dangerously inflammatory in an unstable region; believes that tes
13 May 1998
INTER-SERVICES RUGBY LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP
11 signaturesThat this House congratulates the Royal Navy and the Royal Air Force on the armed forces expansion of Rugby League; and welcomes their first inter-services championship, which takes place at HMS Collingwood, Fareham, between the Royal Navy and the Royal Air Force.
29 Apr 1998
PROFITS FROM MURDER
27 signaturesThat this House notes with disgust reports that payments of ú50,000 have been given to Mary Bell, a child killer convicted in 1968 of murdering two children; notes that this payment has been offered for her collaboration in a book about her life entitled 'Cries Unheard', publishe
27 Apr 1998