That this House notes the 90th anniversary of the Battle of Passchendaele, also known as the Third Battle of Ypres or simply Third Ypres; recognises that Passchendaele was one of the major battles of the First World War in which British, ANZAC, Canadian and South African units engaged the Imperial German Army battling for control of the village of Passchendaele (now called Passendale) near the town of Ypres in West Flanders, Belgium; notes that after three months of fierce fighting, the village of Passchendaele was eventually taken by the Canadian Corps on 6th November 1917, ending the battle, but in the meantime the Allied Powers had sustained almost half a million casualties and the Germans just over a quarter of a million; and pays tribute to all those who died and served during this battle, which has become one of the most horrific and memorable battles during the First World War.

That this House notes the 90th anniversary of the Battle of Passchendaele, also known as the Third Battle of Ypres or simply Third Ypres; recognises that Passchendaele was one of the major battles of the First World War in which British, ANZAC, Canadian and South African units engaged the Imperial...

That this House notes that 14th June is Falkland Islands Liberation Day; recalls the enormous courage and determination of Her Majesty's armed forces in liberating the Islands; pays tribute to the inspirational leadership of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher who, with the support of Parliament, helped restore the Islanders' democratic way of life; remains resolutely dedicated to strengthening the historic ties between the UK and the Falkland Islands; reaffirms the UK's sovereignty over the Falkland Islands and her commitment to defend their right to choose their own future; and acknowledges with deep gratitude the sacrifice of 255 men who gave their lives for this cause.

That this House notes that 14th June is Falkland Islands Liberation Day; recalls the enormous courage and determination of Her Majesty's armed forces in liberating the Islands; pays tribute to the inspirational leadership of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher who, with the support of Parliament, helped restore the Islanders' democratic way...

That this House pays tribute to the late Sir Frank Whittle on the centenary of his birth on 1st June 1907 at Coventry; acknowledges his genius and determination in inventing and developing the world's first turbo jet engine; and notes that with the support of the Royal Air Force, in which he served with distinction, and he made an outstanding and definitive contribution to the development of air transport and air warfare enhancing the critical role of engineering to the prosperity of the United Kingdom.

That this House pays tribute to the late Sir Frank Whittle on the centenary of his birth on 1st June 1907 at Coventry; acknowledges his genius and determination in inventing and developing the world's first turbo jet engine; and notes that with the support of the Royal Air Force, in...

That this House notes that August 2007 will mark the centenary of the National Trust Act, which provided the legal framework for the National Trust to be established and gave it powers to make by-laws and declare its land and properties inalienable; salutes the Trust's three founders, Canon Hardwicke Rawnsley, Octavia Hill and Sir Robert Hunter, for their vision and determination in establishing an organisation that now protects over 617,500 acres of British countryside and 700 miles of coastline; recognises the enormous contribution made by the National Trust and its 43,000 volunteers, without which the heritage and culture of the nation would not have benefited from the outstanding beauty of the 316 houses, castles, churches and pubs in the Trust's care; congratulates the Trust on achieving its centenary; and wishes it well for the next 100 years.

That this House notes that August 2007 will mark the centenary of the National Trust Act, which provided the legal framework for the National Trust to be established and gave it powers to make by-laws and declare its land and properties inalienable; salutes the Trust's three founders, Canon Hardwicke Rawnsley,...

That this House joins the people of Norfolk Island in celebrating Bounty Day on 8th June 2007, the 151st anniversary of Queen Victoria's gift to the Pitcairn Islanders; notes the historical links between Norfolk Island and Great Britain since its first sighting by Captain James Cook from HMS Resolution in 1774 and his subsequent naming of the island after the then Duchess of Norfolk; recognises the important part that these settlers had in forming the nucleus of the new society that continues to prosper today on the island; and further notes the importance of maintaining the deeply entrenched historical ties and shared heritage between the peoples of the UK and Norfolk Island for many centuries to come.

That this House joins the people of Norfolk Island in celebrating Bounty Day on 8th June 2007, the 151st anniversary of Queen Victoria's gift to the Pitcairn Islanders; notes the historical links between Norfolk Island and Great Britain since its first sighting by Captain James Cook from HMS Resolution in...

That this House welcomes the recent transmission by the BBC on Radio 4 of the outstanding Falklands Play by Ian Curteis; and calls on the BBC to transmit the film version of the play on BBC1 at prime time on 14th June to mark the 25th anniversary of the liberation of the Falkland Islands and as a tribute to those, both military and civilian, who worked to restore freedom to the Islanders and uphold British sovereignty.

That this House welcomes the recent transmission by the BBC on Radio 4 of the outstanding Falklands Play by Ian Curteis; and calls on the BBC to transmit the film version of the play on BBC1 at prime time on 14th June to mark the 25th anniversary of the liberation...

That this House remembers the heroic campaign that followed the landings of Allied forces at Anzac Cove, Gallipoli, on 25th April 1915; joins all Australians and New Zealanders in commemorating the bravery of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps who, together with their British colleagues and others, sacrificed so much in defence of freedom; expresses its pride at the close association that exists between the people of these three nations bound together by language, history, culture and in sharing Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II as Head of State; and commends all those involved in the organisation of this year's Anzac Day commemorations in London held at The Cenotaph in Whitehall and at Westminster Abbey on Wednesday 25th April 2007.

That this House remembers the heroic campaign that followed the landings of Allied forces at Anzac Cove, Gallipoli, on 25th April 1915; joins all Australians and New Zealanders in commemorating the bravery of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps who, together with their British colleagues and others, sacrificed so...

That this House congratulates the Raynaud's and Scleroderma Association on its Silver Jubilee; pays tribute to its valuable work over the past 25 years supporting people with Raynaud's and scleroderma; understands that Raynaud's is a distressing condition where blood supply to the extremities, usually the fingers and toes, is interrupted resulting in them becoming white and dead-looking; recognises that this condition can cause extreme pain, and in severe cases when associated with scleroderma may result in persistent finger ulcers, infection and even amputation; notes that Raynaud's affects over 10 million people, mainly women, in the United Kingdom; further understands that scleroderma is a much more serious, potentially fatal disease of the immune system, blood vessels and connective tissue in which the circulation is greatly impaired and Raynaud's is usually the first symptom; further recognises that in this condition the skin, usually the hands and feet, become stiff, tight, leathery and shiny; further notes that scleroderma affects approximately 7,000 people in the UK and there is no cure; applauds the charity for its efforts in raising over ??9 million for welfare and research projects; and wishes the Raynaud's and Scleroderma Association every success for the next 25 years.

That this House congratulates the Raynaud's and Scleroderma Association on its Silver Jubilee; pays tribute to its valuable work over the past 25 years supporting people with Raynaud's and scleroderma; understands that Raynaud's is a distressing condition where blood supply to the extremities, usually the fingers and toes, is interrupted...

That this House congratulates the National Probation Service on its 100 year anniversary, and its contribution to local communities in rehabilitating offenders; and believes firmly that it has a vital role to play as a properly-funded public service for the long-term future.

That this House congratulates the National Probation Service on its 100 year anniversary, and its contribution to local communities in rehabilitating offenders; and believes firmly that it has a vital role to play as a properly-funded public service for the long-term future.

That this House recognises that the 25th anniversary of the end of the Falkland Islands War is on 17th June; and believes that out of respect to all the men and women who served in that conflict, a defence minister should attend the commemoration in the Falkland Islands.

That this House recognises that the 25th anniversary of the end of the Falkland Islands War is on 17th June; and believes that out of respect to all the men and women who served in that conflict, a defence minister should attend the commemoration in the Falkland Islands.

That this House notes that this year marks the 25th anniversary of the Falkland Islands conflict; recalls the enormous sacrifices made by Her Majesty's armed forces in heroically liberating the Islands and securing the unconditional surrender of the Argentine forces who illegally invaded the Islands on 2nd April 1982; remains resolutely dedicated to strengthening the historic ties between Britain and the Falkland Islands; reaffirms the continued support of the United Kingdom in maintaining the Islands as a self-governing British Overseas Territory; and looks forward to many more years of the Union Flag flying high above Port Stanley.

That this House notes that this year marks the 25th anniversary of the Falkland Islands conflict; recalls the enormous sacrifices made by Her Majesty's armed forces in heroically liberating the Islands and securing the unconditional surrender of the Argentine forces who illegally invaded the Islands on 2nd April 1982; remains...

That this House notes that 26th January marks Australia's National Day commemorating the anniversary of the day on which Captain Arthur Philip in 1788 unfurled the Union Flag at Sydney Cove; recognises that the strong historical bonds reinforced through the military, sport, the media and the arts and the shared heritage and special relationship between the peoples of the United Kingdom and Australia is strengthened through flourishing bilateral trade and investment; and calls upon the Government to strengthen the close political, economic and cultural ties that continue to bind these two great nations together, which share Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II as Head of State and Sovereign.

That this House notes that 26th January marks Australia's National Day commemorating the anniversary of the day on which Captain Arthur Philip in 1788 unfurled the Union Flag at Sydney Cove; recognises that the strong historical bonds reinforced through the military, sport, the media and the arts and the shared...

That this House congratulates The Children's Society on its 125th anniversary; commends the fact that since 1881, when the organisation was founded by Edward Rudolf, it has been committed to helping children who are in trouble, rejected or at risk; recognises the value of its close links with the Church of England; welcomes its continued work with the children at risk on the streets, children in trouble with the law, young refugees and disabled children and the recent establishment of The Good Childhood Inquiry; and supports its aims to provide services to over 50,000 children each year while campaigning to create positive change for thousands more.

That this House congratulates The Children's Society on its 125th anniversary; commends the fact that since 1881, when the organisation was founded by Edward Rudolf, it has been committed to helping children who are in trouble, rejected or at risk; recognises the value of its close links with the Church...

That this House looks forward to a year of celebrations in 2007 to commemorate the Centenary of Scouting; congratulates the Scout Movement on all that it has achieved over the past 100 years; notes with acclamation that the inspiration of its founder Lord Baden-Powell has resulted in the creation of the world's biggest youth movement with 28 million Scouts in 218 countries, of which around 500,000 are in the UK; recognises that the principles and the ethos of scouting remain as relevant as ever while successfully adapting and changing to meet the needs and aspirations of today's young people; places on record its appreciation for all those who have served as leaders over the past 100 years and extends its thanks to the current leaders and helpers who so generously give vountarily of their time and talents; looks forward to the Scout Movement continuing to enjoy further success in its second century; and urges all hon. and right hon. Members to associate themselves with centenary celebrations both locally and nationally.

That this House looks forward to a year of celebrations in 2007 to commemorate the Centenary of Scouting; congratulates the Scout Movement on all that it has achieved over the past 100 years; notes with acclamation that the inspiration of its founder Lord Baden-Powell has resulted in the creation of...

That this House congratulates Rob McLoughlin, award-winning broadcaster, on his 25th year at ITV Granada; recognises that Rob is one of ITV Granada's best known presenters, who has presented Granada Reports, Granada Tonight, The Line, The Spin, The Last Word, and the political series The Sunday Supplement; further notes that he has also worked extensively for World in Action and ITN and was one of the first voices on BBC Radio Five Live; congratulates Rob on reaching this significant landmark; and looks forward to Rob continuing broadcasting across the airwaves for many years to come.

That this House congratulates Rob McLoughlin, award-winning broadcaster, on his 25th year at ITV Granada; recognises that Rob is one of ITV Granada's best known presenters, who has presented Granada Reports, Granada Tonight, The Line, The Spin, The Last Word, and the political series The Sunday Supplement; further notes that...

That this House expresses condolences to families of those who lost their lives during the 1956 Hungarian uprising, as well as those subsequently executed, including Prime Minister Imre Nagy; welcomes the changes that have taken place in Hungary since 1989, including their membership of NATO and the European Union, which together with similar developments in the neighbouring countries have strengthened peace and stability in the region; and in particular welcomes the friendship between the two nations and calls upon the United Kingdom Government to help publicise the importance of the anniversary of the events of 50 years ago.

That this House expresses condolences to families of those who lost their lives during the 1956 Hungarian uprising, as well as those subsequently executed, including Prime Minister Imre Nagy; welcomes the changes that have taken place in Hungary since 1989, including their membership of NATO and the European Union, which...

That this House celebrates with the people of Gibraltar as they prepare for their National Day on 10th September, which commemorates the 1967 referendum in which a massive majority of the people of Gibraltar voted to reject annexation by Spain and remain a proud British sovereign territory; notes the rich, diverse and unique culture of the Gibraltarians, which encompasses numerous ethnicities including Maltese, Andalusian, Genoese, Portuguese and most predominantly British; recognises the shared heritage between the peoples of the United Kingdom and Gibraltar; and looks forward to a wonderful day of traditional red and white festivities as all Gibraltarians display pride in both their homeland and being British.

That this House celebrates with the people of Gibraltar as they prepare for their National Day on 10th September, which commemorates the 1967 referendum in which a massive majority of the people of Gibraltar voted to reject annexation by Spain and remain a proud British sovereign territory; notes the rich,...

That this House joins in celebrating the 80th birthday of Winnie-the-Pooh, the much loved golden bear with a love of hunting Woozles, gorging on honey and catching Heffalumps, whose chums include Christopher Robin, Tigger, Eeyore, Rabbit and Piglet; recognises the significant contribution Mr A. A. Milne's characters have made to influencing the early development of fine values, honest principles and decent morals amongst many generations of children worldwide; notes the timeless appeal of his great British bear and, most notably the way in which this character of fiction, who began life in the imagination of an English schoolboy, Christopher Robin Milne, has reached the farthest corners of the globe, from Poland, where Pooh-Bear has a street named after him, to Hong Kong, where he recently successfully challenged characters like Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and Sleeping Beauty to be named the best Disney character of all time; and looks forward to another 80 years of tales from the 100 Acre Wood.

That this House joins in celebrating the 80th birthday of Winnie-the-Pooh, the much loved golden bear with a love of hunting Woozles, gorging on honey and catching Heffalumps, whose chums include Christopher Robin, Tigger, Eeyore, Rabbit and Piglet; recognises the significant contribution Mr A. A. Milne's characters have made to...