That this House notes with profound sadness the death of the Swedish Social Democrat Foreign Minister and pro-euro campaigner, Anna Lindh; condemns her murder at the hands of an unknown assailant; and calls on the Government to extend its condolences to the people and Government of Sweden and to mark her death at British embassies throughout the European Union and accession countries.

That this House notes with profound sadness the death of the Swedish Social Democrat Foreign Minister and pro-euro campaigner, Anna Lindh; condemns her murder at the hands of an unknown assailant; and calls on the Government to extend its condolences to the people and Government of Sweden and to mark...

That this House is shocked and devastated to hear that the Swedish Foreign Minister, Anna Lindh, has died following the injuries she incurred after a knife assault whilst shopping in the Swedish Department store NK in central Stockholm on 10th September; deeply regrets that Sweden has lost one of its most prominent politicians and a known internationalist; and sends its condolences to her family, husband Bo Holmberg and sons Filip and Daniel and to her colleagues.

That this House is shocked and devastated to hear that the Swedish Foreign Minister, Anna Lindh, has died following the injuries she incurred after a knife assault whilst shopping in the Swedish Department store NK in central Stockholm on 10th September; deeply regrets that Sweden has lost one of its...

That this House congratulates Sweden on achieving Europe's largest reduction in nicotine-related male cancer deaths through the use of a substance banned in the United Kingdom; notes that ingesting nicotine without the carcinogens produced by smoking has cut cancer deaths among Swedish males to less than half the average for the rest of Europe while the risk for females is exactly the European average; believes this is the result of the use of oral tobacco named snus by the majority of Swedish male smokers but rare among female smokers; and calls on the Government to investigate the benefits of encouraging nicotine addicts to transfer to less carcinogenic forms of nicotine and to review its ban on snus.

That this House congratulates Sweden on achieving Europe's largest reduction in nicotine-related male cancer deaths through the use of a substance banned in the United Kingdom; notes that ingesting nicotine without the carcinogens produced by smoking has cut cancer deaths among Swedish males to less than half the average for...