>> republican congress and discusses the republican party members u.s. news and world report white house correspondent talks about his bookkeeping. -- book. >> we are in an incredibly important era. the future growth of the software industry and the future of american companies. for which things matter but only one element where what the u.s. values you will need to take account of what happens internationally. but also find a balanced.

>> tonight, president and ceo on the industry's and next step in, fighting online piracy, and improving a security. >> the british house of commons returned from a two week recess. david cameron is depicted questions. a full investigation was called conduct.hunt's he answered similar questions when he testified on thursday for an inquiry. and examined the relationship and the media and a politician. this is 35 minutes. >> order.

questions to the prime minister a. >> question number one. >> thank you. i am sure those who wish to join me, the captain and the corporal. these were talented, dedicated soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice for the safety of our nation our deepest condolences are with their families and friends. we will always remember them. i shall have carter -- further meetings later today. calexico the prime minister reassure my continue constituents that there weren't the no -- that this government will focus on improving by

expanding into slums -- insurance loans. -- interest loans. >> this is something -- the position has not changed. we must be blind to two important considerations. secondly, how do we make sure that this operates better and we make sure we welcome people into our country better than we do in a moment. i congratulate my friend for the extra resources and the people who have been put in to do that important job. >> can i join the prime minister in paying tribute to the captain and the corporal and private

greg. they served in that country with dignity and bravery. >> can the prime minister tell us -- i think there is a significant difference: the two cases. in the case, there has not been a judge led inquiry. that is why i have asked sally to look at that case and establish some of the facts of that case. i am entirely happy with the explanation i have been given. she admits to breaking in. she apologized for breaking the code. i think that is important. >> the prime minister refers to

be levenson inquiry. confirm the appearance of being kory, the culture industry was quite properly asked a single question about whether he misled this house and broke the code. >> key point i make to the honorable gentleman is that he asked specifically about why i have not referred the case. that is the case. add heat -- as he knows, i have not done that. the future guidance -- [laughter] -- something he will be discussing, and i will be discussing as well. i would put the copy had both letters. the house might want to know what he said in reply to my letter. >> yes. >> your decision in relation to appearance to the code, is

course >> he remains available. >> the key issue is if there has made a judgment. >> that is simply not my job. that is the job of alex. >> i now have been well-whipped.

[laughter] the last one be damned -- .omrades peris i like the sound of that.

>> he wrote a number -- if we block it, our media center suffered for years. the culture secretary was on straight with the house of commons. >> on our side, comrades is a term of endearment. >> yeah! >> it is not an official title. the point about the ministerial code is that it is the job of the prime minister to make a judgment about the ministerial code. i have made that judgment. i have quoted to him what was said.

it is very clear. he could not use for the ads appear in this case. i am sorry that the whole political strategy behind his opposition has collapsed, but nonetheless, that is the fact. he asked very specifically about the note that these cultures secretary sent to me on the 19th of november. in that note, he specifically says it would be completely wrong to go against the proper regulatory procedures. the truth of what has happened in recent days is the culture secretary gave a very full account of his actions to the inquiry. he demonstrated that when it came to this, he took independent advice and every part of the process, he followed independent advice every part of the process, which is in

complete contrast to how the last government behave. >> a clear about what you are claiming. when the call for cedras told the scouts -- told this house, i made no reservations secant to influence a decision, that a memo to a prime minister is an insignificant documents in relation to a decision the government is to make. the first time in political history that that is the case. if the case is so strong, why is it not being supported? >> let me read exactly what this no said. -- note said. "it would be wrong for the government to get involved in an issue that has been decided at arm's flags." that is what it said. when he got responsibility, he behaved in exactly that way. the whole reason " we are discussing this takeover is

because the last government changed of the whopping two and now a foreign company to own a british license. this is a point that they conveniently forget. he asked me very specifically about the deputy of the prime minister. let me be absolutely frank. what we are talking about here is the relationships that conservative politicians and frankly labor politicians have had over the last 20 years with news corp., news international, and all the rest break. to be fair to the liberals, i understand it is politics. >> order. calm down. order.

>> i have to say, he is reached a new state of delusion. [laughter] mr. speaker, he wants to talk about the pass. -- past. he just wants to talk about the past. is not the truth of the deputy prime minister, the deputy prime minister says says the decision should go to the independent adviser, the conservative chairman of the committee. the former chair of the committee says it should be referred. is not the truth the reason you will not refer him to the independent visor is because he

is scared the culture will not be clear. >> imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. [laughter] he says we're talking about the past. there are elements of this. this whole inquiry. the whole problem of the relationship between politicians and press, some of it is about we had inside when the former prime minister gave evidence. inness' from rare moment, he said the one thing i can say definitely is, no one in my position would have instructed briefing against the ad -- prime minister. [laughter] i can tell you -- perhaps -- i do not -- perhaps the victims could put

their hand up? anyone basketbal>> reality is t. it is the prime minister who is clinging onto him now in the face of all the evidence. does not he realize it is no longer about the judgment, it is about the prime minister's judgment, which is so badly flawed, even his deputy will not support him? i hope our football team will be better at putting the ball in the back of the net. >> the point is, except for the prime minister to make the judgment. my judgment is we should let the culture secretary get on with organizing the most important event, which is the olympics. let us just consider this. if there was an olympic medal for double standards can rank

hypocrisy, they would be well in the running. >> i am really very worried about the conduct of the education secretary. he would be excluded by now. >> as remember those who have felt, argentina continues to dispute british sovereignty over those islands. argentina continues to receive worth billions of pounds. will the prime minister joy and president obama and instructed officials to vote against any more such loans to argentina as ? >> none are spent in world bank loans. that is an emporium point. more important is what happened yesterday with the islanders have decided they will hold a referendum to demonstrate that

they believe in self- determination. >> the prime minister said he believed that they're dealing with issues regarding this. it did not deal with section 118 of the financial services and markets act. it deals with the passing of the information in a market situation. given the hundreds of memos, will they examine the evidence and see whether there has been a breach? >> there are very strict rules.

the point i would make is that there is no doubt that the did behavevisor it i wrongly. >> i am sure the law raised this to speak of the contribution and sacrifice in the second world war. it has been opened by the majesty her queen. the cost have risen sharply. they have erased this on all this. they make sure that veterans and their relations are properly looked after. >> many people serve during the second world war. many people lost their rights. there will be the suspended memorial unveiled by her majesty

the queen. these tend to be paid for by public this. i will look at what he says. this does have an ability still intervene on other things on a national basis. i am sure they would have been listening. >> thank you. >> did you put this down? they are giving this and leaving them on certain events of their future. will the prime minister support the that they're very they're. >> i would point out that the increases in health spending is a 2.9% increase and an 8.2 million pound increase for the current year. that is what is happening. the only reason more money is

going in is because this government is going to invent against the advice that it will receive from the opposite did think increases are "irresponsible." >> no. 6. >> cabinet meetings are occasionally held outside london. we get them to different parts of the country to meet with different organizations. they had met here. >> they will be able to congratulate the council on its pledge to freeze the tax and celebrate the transport 210 million pounds for the widening

of this. they also commit to the mainland line which the joins this and makes a big difference in catching the economy. >> i have joined him. in terms of the electrification, we are doing this with an 300 miles of railway routes. they've electrified under 13 years of the last date of government. the decision will depend on of it is affordable. >> given the purpose of this year about the unhealthy relationship between some politicians and the media, why

do ministers need to be briefed by lawyers before attending to give evidence. >> to have to read familiar you have to read familiarize yourself. there is a huge amount of information in preparation. that is totally inappropriate. >> my consistency at a high rate. does the prime minister it is right for the incinerators to be built there? there are all supporting this. hundreds of miles across the country.

they cannot be called environmentally sustainable. >> i completely understand. she is right to raise this issue. i understand the decision. this can be made to our rivals states. she can make her views clear. it would be inappropriate to prejudge. there is a needed undertake the size and scale and look at the potential cutbacks. potential affects. >> i would appreciate an answer. will the prime minister intervene having to rely on

charitable donations and able to fund the equipment and reaching like mines? >> >> i have to say it that they are putting record sums into the health service. he wants me to stand here and criticize them. i certainly won't do that. he raises the point of this survey. people have used the health service. 92% rated this experience as good or excellent. we should be proud. >> will the government go ahead?

>> can i suggest we start laying this trust? >> i am very grateful for that endorsement. i believe we should go ahead. it is very important for the economy of our country. and is important get on this revolution here. >> the prime minister made an important speech. he condemned the capitalism. it is the and dignified

cooperation. >> if they are looking for volunteers for the olympic theme for hypocrisy, i think we could lead there. we have 13 years of pajama parties, changing the law, and honestly, what a lot of projects. >> thank you. the olympics come to london. millions of people will be coming to london to ensure this. most will be totally defended on public transport to reach the venue. will my friends condemn this tax this speaks volumes for

their attitudes. >> my honorable friend is right. if we want an example, the party opposite will give 5 million pounds. >> it could disturb the olympic. not a word of condemnation. it is not surprising. they take their leader as well. >> what will the prime minister do to turn around about the failure of the nhs? >> if you look at the king's fund, they say there is no evidence of a real decline.

that is why they say. i would put more weight on a survey of people who have been using its. 92% a patient's overall rated this. there are 4000 more doctors. hospital infections are at their lowest level since surveillance. the number of people waiting over 18 weeks is also at the lowest since records began. average waiting times are down as well. the health services are performing extremely well. we should praise all of them. >> the prime minister will be aware the current shortage in primary schools. it is acute. >> can i ask the prime minister

what the government is doing to help counsel in this year and weather he is doing a repeat of this performance? >> i think they raise an important point. in certain constituencies this is becoming an issue. what they have done is put aside 1.4 billion for schools. this is awful the opportunity through preschools to have new schools established. when not only get new capacity but we get the competition and choice. >> the use of phone banks have gone up in a year. it changes. you are causing this to happen.

there is no doubt about it. they can stand up and say get off. lucky.nks are likel >> the prime minister? >> let me join in praising people. they are doing huge amounts for their neighbors and members of their community. that is all for the goods. we have had to make difficult decisions. we protected tax credits. we put a cap on welfare. when we put this through, the party opposite voted against it.

>> what would you have done if he had not stood up for britain? >> he makes the important point. bailouts were carried out with britain paying a full part. britain could have been paying as much as 40 billion gyros. this money has been saved. he stood up for britain in europe. >> thank you very much.

evidence was needed. this summed it up very good. have you now gone up? >> he is introducing poetry readings. order. what is heard is for people to continue shouting. they are exceptionally well behaved. >> i called for compassion. it is likely to take his life. he also said it was the krolwou.

can the government stop this and give him his life that? what they're considering a wide range of things. yes conducted them to review the various reports that have been considered. she will make her decision as easy as possible. there are a number of issues that have to be considered. >> they have recently closed. ? why? >> the money is not being cut. it is being increase.

the money is spent to deliver at the outcome. i think this is a decision that needs to be taken locally. >> thank you. given passivating evidence, would the prime minister agree that the overwhelming interest to publish this so that we can finally establish what, stations happens? >> i answered that this is an issue that the previous prime minister will want to consider giving the clear statement teammate. >> i do not know if he ever acted with this. >> they have recently been

planning an investment. over 40% are there. they are worried they are under pressure from the european commission. will he ensure that they help others ta? >> i have not tried one of these delicious sounding beverages. i will wait after tomorrow. i do understand there is an issue involved. i would be very happy to arrange a meeting. >>