That this House is shocked that the average graduate debt is ??5,286 and notes that with the impact of the introduction of tuition fees beginning to be felt this seems likely to rise to over ??10,000; further notes that the abolition of tuition fees and the reintroduction of grants in Scotland has significantly eased student poverty in Scotland; and therefore calls on Her Majesty's Government to follow the example of the Scottish Executive and scrap tuition fees.

That this House is shocked that the average graduate debt is ??5,286 and notes that with the impact of the introduction of tuition fees beginning to be felt this seems likely to rise to over ??10,000; further notes that the abolition of tuition fees and the reintroduction of grants in...

That this House regrets the Home Secretary's decision to admit Mike Tyson for a second fight to be staged in Glasgow in spite of the overwhelming opposition of Scottish public opinion; regrets the Home Secretary's explanation that substantial revenue lost to the UK economy is a reason for this decision, putting profit over principle; and insists that this decision must be accompanied by a condemnation of crimes of violence, particularly against women.

That this House regrets the Home Secretary's decision to admit Mike Tyson for a second fight to be staged in Glasgow in spite of the overwhelming opposition of Scottish public opinion; regrets the Home Secretary's explanation that substantial revenue lost to the UK economy is a reason for this decision,...

That this House notes with regret the decision of the Home Office to grant an entry visa to Mr Mike Tyson in light of the widespread speculation tha the American boxer hopes to take part in a boxing match at either Hampden or Parkhead in Glasgow; and urges Glasgow City Council to refuse applications for a licence to organise such a contest at any venue in the City of Glasgow.

That this House notes with regret the decision of the Home Office to grant an entry visa to Mr Mike Tyson in light of the widespread speculation tha the American boxer hopes to take part in a boxing match at either Hampden or Parkhead in Glasgow; and urges Glasgow City...

That this House is of the view that the Scottish Football Association and Celtic Football Club should decline any requests, made by a boxing promoter, to stage a boxing match at Hampden or Parkhead involving Mr Mike Tyson, the American boxer who has a history of violent behaviour towards women; notes that significant sums of public money have helped create the national stadium and that it would be both entirely inappropriate and deeply offensive to allow either venue to be used by Mr Tyson and his management team to make substantial financial gain; and therefore calls upon the Home Secretary to reject Mr Tyson's application for a visa which would enable him to travel to Scotland for such an unsavoury event.

That this House is of the view that the Scottish Football Association and Celtic Football Club should decline any requests, made by a boxing promoter, to stage a boxing match at Hampden or Parkhead involving Mr Mike Tyson, the American boxer who has a history of violent behaviour towards women;...

That this House congratulates St. Mirren Football Club on their promotion to the top flight of Scottish football, the premier division; recognises the hard work and coaching skills of the manager, Tom Hendrie, and the excellent football that has been played by this young and exciting team; and wishes them every success in their bid to win the Premier division in the coming season.

That this House congratulates St. Mirren Football Club on their promotion to the top flight of Scottish football, the premier division; recognises the hard work and coaching skills of the manager, Tom Hendrie, and the excellent football that has been played by this young and exciting team; and wishes them...

That this House commends the members of the Scottish Parliament who supported so overwhelmingly the introduction and first stage of the Abolition of Poindings and Warrant Sales Bill, sponsored by Mr Sheridan MSP, the honourable Member for Dundee East and Mr A McNeil MSP; notes with regret the hostile opposition of Conservative MSPs to this enlightened legislative measure; and looks forward to the day when the Scottish Parliament finally consigns to history the pernicious debt-recovery procedures of poindings and warrant sales.

That this House commends the members of the Scottish Parliament who supported so overwhelmingly the introduction and first stage of the Abolition of Poindings and Warrant Sales Bill, sponsored by Mr Sheridan MSP, the honourable Member for Dundee East and Mr A McNeil MSP; notes with regret the hostile opposition...

That this House notes the concern of the Scottish Professional Footballers Association about the dramatic increase in the number of foreign players in Scottish football; believes that, although a number of the current 125 foreign players in Scotland enrich Scottish football, the future for Scottish football lies in its ability to grow its own domestic talent while importing the very best international players; believes that in the interests of the domestic game and the long term success of the Scotland national team there is a need for action; welcomes the establishment of the Scottish Executive's Taskforce which aims to create a network of local football academies; and believes that those interested in the long term well-being of the Scottish game, including supporters, clubs, players' representatives, the SFA and government should work together with the aim of growing its own talent and ensuring that Scottish football clubs have a balance of Scottish and foreign players.

That this House notes the concern of the Scottish Professional Footballers Association about the dramatic increase in the number of foreign players in Scottish football; believes that, although a number of the current 125 foreign players in Scotland enrich Scottish football, the future for Scottish football lies in its ability...

That this House congratulates Elgin City and Peterhead Football clubs on their success in gaining membership of the Scottish Football League; and recognises their elevation as a tribute to the Highland League and a boost to both towns and the North East of Scotland.

That this House congratulates Elgin City and Peterhead Football clubs on their success in gaining membership of the Scottish Football League; and recognises their elevation as a tribute to the Highland League and a boost to both towns and the North East of Scotland.