Is it not clear that the dispute at Acton, now entering its thirteenth week, is not only causing great hardship to the people who are concerned, but in itself is a matter of national concern because of its effect on exports? Is it not further the case that the attitude of unconditional surrender which seems to have been taken up can lead only to a hardening of attitudes and leave behind a legacy of bitterness? In view of the fact that nearly 5,000 workers in Coventry are suffering consequentially from the strike at Acton, is it not now time for the Government to intervene in this strike to try to bring the sides together and produce a just settlement which will enable everyone to get back to work and play their proper part in the export drive?