private anton frenton, private daniel wade and private daniel wilford. these are men of outstanding courage and selflessness. this tragic there will be remembered. this reminds us of what our armed forces enter to guarantee the safety and security of our country. we also id the shocked at the appalling news of the number of afghan civilians who were wounded and killed on sunday morning. we send our sincere sympathies to the families that have been affected by this terrible incident. i shall have further such meetings today. >> i would like to ally myself with the comments about the tragic events in afghanistan. both sides of the house expressed deep sympathy. mr. speaker, today, the prime minister is in america where unemployment is coming down. the economy is growing. in britain, and implement is at its high for 17 years. can the prime minister explain what has gone wrong? >> what went wrong was the labour government. facing the most unholy mess we have to clearer. the only way to get the economy moving is to get banks lending and make sure we have a ta

the the men that were killed, private christopher kershaw and private daniel wade and private daniel wilfordcountry with bravery and determination, their deaths remind us of the great sacrifice our armed services make on our behalf and our thoughts are with their families. i join with the deputy prime minister in expressing the appalling murder of 16 civilians in afghanistan on sunday, including nine children. >>> today's figures show unemployment up and the hardest hit are young people looking for work and women being thrown out of work. the deputy prime minister, what difference does he belief he has made to those women looking for work? >> of course, these figures, any increase on unemployment and disappointing. it's a personal tragedy for anyone who loses their job for them and their families. be careful not to pretend that this is somehow a problem that was invented by this government. let's remember that the unemployment of women went up by 25% under labor, youth unemployment went up by 40% under labor since 2004. so i suggest we all need to work together to bring unemployment down. >>

prime minister in paying tribute to corporal jake hartley, private christopher rshell, private daniel wilford. they died in tragic circumstances. their deaths remind us of the great sacrifice our services make on our behalf and our thoughts are with their families. i join with the deputy prime minister in expressing our core at the appalling murder in afghanistan on sunday. the 16 civilians including nine children. we all deplore this crime and express our deepest condolences. mr. speaker, today's figures show unemployment up and the hardest hit are you get people looking for work and women being thrown out of work. the deputy prime minister said the liberal democrats are making a difference in this government. with more than 1 million women looking for work, what difference does he believe he has made to this woman? >> of course these figures come at any increase is disappointing. it is a personal tragedy for anyone who loses their job and for them and their families. you should be careful not to pretend that somehow this is a problem and vented. the unemployment of women went up by 24% unde

private anton frenton, private daniel wade and private daniel wilford. these are men of outstanding courage and selflessness. this tragic there will be remembered. this reminds us of what our armed forces enter to guarantee the safety and security of our country. we also id the shocked at the appalling news of the number of afghan bassem -- civilians who were wounded and killed on sunday morning. we send our sincere sympathies to the families that have been affected by this terrible incident. i shall have further such meetings today. >> i would like to ally myself with the comments about the tragic events in afghanistan. both sides of the house expressed deep sympathy. mr. speaker, today, the prime minister is in america where unemployment is coming down. the economy is growing. in britain, and implement is at its high for 17 years. can the prime minister explain what has gone wrong? >> what went wrong was the labour government. facing the most unholy mess we have to clearer. the only way to get the economy moving is to get banks lending and make sure we