Parliament and Politics: The House

Wednesday 10 March 1999 00:02 GMT

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Fares pegged

GLENDA JACKSON, the London minister for Transport, gave reassurances to MPs that Tube fares will not raise above 1 per cent until 2002.

Kabbah talks

MPs WELCOMED reports from Robin Cook, the Foreign Secretary, that Sierra Leone's President Ahmad Tejan Kabbah had started dialogue with rebel fighters in the country.

Today's agenda

Commons: 9.30am for backbench debates;

2.30pm: International Development questions.

Prime Minister's Questions. Budget debate, second day. Debate on testicular cancer.

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