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ANDY MURRAY AND BRITISH TENNIS

Early day motion 1458, tabled 11 May 2009 by Lindsay Hoyle (Labour). Signed by 31 members.

That this House congratulates Andy Murray on his move into the top three of the ATP world rankings; notes that Murray is the highest-ranking British tennis player since the current system was established in 1973; recognises his achievement in the week that marks the centenary of Fred Perry's birth, the name synonymous with British tennis success following his three Wimbledon championships titles in the 1930s; hopes that Murray's success will be an inspiration to budding young tennis stars; and wishes Murray luck in his pursuit of a Grand Slam title and further career victories.

Signatures by party: Labour 18, Liberal Democrat 7, Conservative 3, Scottish National Party 2, DUP 1.