. >> dennis skinner? >> is the prime minister aware that the most revealing statistic in recent days has been the fact that in

. >> dennis skinner? >> is the prime minister aware that the most revealing statistic in recent days has been the fact that in recession-hit britain, the billionaires have gone up by 20, an increase of 37% in the first year of this tory rule whilst in the real world, inflation is going to through the roof. thousands of blind people are having to march in the streets in london to hang on to their disability insurae. what a savage indictment on this lousy rottenories dropped off by -- >> here, here. >> i think the most i can -- i can see he enjoyed that. >> the prime minister's reply. the prime minister. >> i think the most revealing statistic today is the fact that the unemployment figures show that employment in our country is up by 118,000. unemployment is down by 36,000 and youth unemployment fell by 30,000. those are the statistics of what'seally happening in the real world rather th in dinosaur land that he still inherits. >> mr. speaker, hard-working families want a cap on benefits but the party oppo

. >> dennis skinner? >> is the prime minister aware that the most revealing statistic in recent days has been the fact that in recession-hit britain, the billionaires have gone up by 20, an increase of 37% in the first year of this tory rule whilst in the real world, inflation is going to through the roof. thousands of blind people are having to march in the streets in london to hang on to their disability insurance. what a savage indictment on this lousy rotten tories dropped off by -- >> here, here. >> i think the most i can -- i can see he enjoyed that. >> the prime minister's reply. the prime minister. >> i think the most revealing statistic today is the fact that the unemployment figures show that employment in our country is up by 118,000. unemployment is down by 36,000 and youth unemployment fell by 30,000. those are the statistics of what's really happening in the real world rather than in dinosaur land that he still inherits. >> mr. speaker, hard-working families want a cap on benefits but the pa