spoke of the oxford-cambridge growth corridor, redeveloping old trafford manufacturing at east midlands airport. we want to grow the economy. the only policy she has got is to shrink pensions. >> mr. speaker, all of his ideas of the ones we thought of. he needs to make sure that we deliver for growth now as well as the future. to grow our economy we must get more people off sickness and welfare and into work. clauses eight and nine of the unemployment bill take us in the opposite direction to increasing entitlements. government itself, his government itself estimates that these changes will increase business costs from 600 million pounds to a billion pounds a year. that will mean higher prices, fewer jobs, less growth. will he drop these measures from the bill? p.m. starmer: no, mr. speaker. i think they are good for workers and good for growth. this is the same argument they made against the minimum wage and every protection for workers. and she says it is their ideas. mr. speaker, she says she is in support of a runway at heathrow. transportation secretary says it would be calamitous. the sha

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