That this House was shocked to hear the honourable Member for Fylde describe on radio skilled people who are being made redundant by BAe as being 'liberated'; considers that the view of redundancy as liberation is not compatible with his duties as Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Social Security with day to day responsibility for unemployment benefit; and calls on him to resign.

That this House was shocked to hear the honourable Member for Fylde describe on radio skilled people who are being made redundant by BAe as being 'liberated'; considers that the view of redundancy as liberation is not compatible with his duties as Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Social Security...

That this House welcomes the Daily Telegraph's recognition on 3rd February that 'Scotland has been governed by a team of ministers whom the world - including every Scot - knows would not qualify for jobs as bottle washers', a fact Scots have been only too well aware of during the last 13 years; looks forward to the imminent demise of the remaining rump of Scottish Tories at the coming general election; and welcomes the fact that the growing support of the Scottish people for independence will ensure that Tory misrule is replaced with economic and social prosperity.

That this House welcomes the Daily Telegraph's recognition on 3rd February that 'Scotland has been governed by a team of ministers whom the world - including every Scot - knows would not qualify for jobs as bottle washers', a fact Scots have been only too well aware of during the...

That this House is increasingly aware of how it was misled, and indeed used, as part of a finely calculated and deliberate injustice perpetrated for party political reasons against the honourable Member for Winchester and his constituents on 7th March 1990, by senior Government Ministers and of the abuse of the whipping system on that day to influence the vote of the House whilst sitting in judgement over one of its honourable Members; notes that of the Government Ministers directly involved, namely the Right honourable Members for Surrey East, Mole Valley and Mid Sussex one was a Queen's Counsel and a past Foreign Secretary in charge of MI6 and another, as Home Secretary, is now in charge of MI5; is deeply concerned that if such Ministers, deemed fit to control the secret services of the Crown, can take such blatantly discriminatory and unjust action against a loyal colleague, then no citizen of this land is safe under the law; believes that continued delay by Her Majesty's Government in the face of this obvious case will be seen by the general public either as a cover up or as condoning the gross misconduct of the senior Ministers involved; and calls upon her Majesty's Government to act swiftly, before the election, either to bring this matter urgently before the Committee of Privileges or to allow the honourable Member for Winchester to present his case before Parliament in Government time before further injustice is done in this or any future case.

That this House is increasingly aware of how it was misled, and indeed used, as part of a finely calculated and deliberate injustice perpetrated for party political reasons against the honourable Member for Winchester and his constituents on 7th March 1990, by senior Government Ministers and of the abuse of...