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MURDER OF JANE LONGHURST AND INTERNET SITES PROMOTING NECROPHILIA

Early day motion 583, tabled 9 February 2004 by Martin Salter (Labour). Signed by 170 members.

That this House notes with regret the horrific murder of Jane Longhurst by Graham Coutts who had become an avid user of corrupting internet sites such as 'necrobabes', 'death by asphyxia' and 'hanging bitches'; offers its full support to the family of Jane Longhurst in their call for action to be taken to close down these sites; calls on the Government to conduct a review of the Obscene Publications Acts of 1959 and 1964 and all other key legislation; and asks the Home Secretary to ensure better co-operation from the international law enforcement agencies to close down such internet sites, which are likely to incite people to do harm to others.

Signatures by party: Labour 112, Liberal Democrat 22, Conservative 16, Labour/Co-operative 14, DUP 3, Plaid Cymru 1, Scottish National Party 1, UUP 1.