gordon henderson. >> number one, mr. speaker. >> the prime minister. >> thank you, mr. speaker. this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, and in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have further such meetings later today. >> gordon henderson. >> many people who have mortgages are benefiting from historically low interest rates. >> want reassurance can my right honorable friend give my constituents of their mortgages will continue to be affordable under his governing? >> my friend makes an important point. we do and a record low interest rates and that is good news for homeowners, and what we needed is to stick to the plans we have set up, have a sensible fiscal policy so the bank of england can keep interest rates low. one piece of advice i won't be taking is on saturday the leader of the libby pardon city want to control borrowing but on sunday the shadow chancellor said borrowing would go up. so perhaps the leader of the labour party would admit when it is tuesday, labour would borrow more. >> ed miliband. [shouting] >> mr. speaker -- mr. spea

gordon henderson. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> many people -- who have mortgages of benefiting historically low interest rates. [inaudible] their mortgages will be affordable under his government. >> we make an important point we enjoy record low interest rates. that's good news for homeowners. we need to stick to the plans we set out and have a sensible fiscal policy to the bank of england to keep interest rates low. one piece of advice i won't be taking on saturday of the leader of the labour party said he wanted to control from -- borrowing could go up. so perhaps -- [inaudible] lay -- [shouting] mr. speaker, mr. speaker. last may, the education secretary said, i quote, what will begin immediately on 261 projects under the priority school building program. can the prime minister tell house how many? [inaudible] >> infrastructure spending under this government has been higher than it was under labor. we have our own 40 billion pounds reserved for capital spending on the schools. we had to clear up the appalling mess

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