. >> ed miliband. >> mr. speaker, can i join the prime minister in paying tribute to lance corporal james brian in who died on his second tour of duty in afghanistan. he was a brave, professional soldier and i send our deepest condolences to his family and friends. i also join the prime minister in celebrating the christening of prince george later today and send best wishes to duke and duchess of cambridge. thank you for prime minister said anyone who wanted to intervene directly in energy market was libbey and a marxist universe. [laughter] can he tell the house how does he feel now that the red peril has claimed john major? >> we are intervening -- [shouting] >> i'm not surprised he wants to quote the last conservative prime minister and also forget the mess that the people in between made of our country. [shouting] >> let me be clear. let me be absolutely clear. i do believe in intervening in the energy market. that is why we are legislating, that is why we are legislating to put customers on the lowest t

which is ed miliband labor would freeze energy prices labor would freeze gas and electricity bills for every home and business in the u.k. for twenty months if it wins the twenty five election ed miliband has said so again we live in a matrix of price fixes and i think we could come up with an idea which is the kaiser hierarchy of price fixing just like maslow's hierarchy of basic needs right so at the bottom we'd have to price fixes for energy food labor and then further up then you get to the collateralized debt obligations and c.d.'s or fixin to fix and all those sort of things that are more esoteric and you know not as necessary to fixing for our fixed market economies well ed miliband was wrongly criticized as being anti-capitalist when he says about fixing energy prices that's not being anti cap is he being pro-capitalist by trying to bring some price discovery into the energy markets based on true supply and demand because right now if you. were involved in the banks here in the city of london involve these price fixing his games so he says we need to stop the fraud we need to b

well i just want to start by referring back to ed miliband speech last week the leader of the opposition everyone trumpeted that as this as some people said it was the best speech of all time but it's kind of easy to make a speech if you're the leader of the opposition because all you have to do is talk about what you would do if you got into power but if you david cameron if you're going to talk as prime minister about what you're going to do unfortunately you've also got to what you've failed to do so far what you just don't go around to your shortcomings if you like so what do you do well david cameron started by trumpeting his considerable in economic excitement so on employment in the u.k. is down construction manufacturing that there are good figures in inward investment good figures in retail sales buildings on the increase business and consumer confidence that all up fabulous. you have to talk about the stuff that you haven't done yet of course you can try and blame it on the previous guys ultimately it's down to you now because you're the prime minister so for example in this fi

us.hank you for being with ed miliband has demanded an apology from the british newspaper and a man who hated written. provoking a furious response, the paper is standing by its story. offor the third day one britain's newspapers has dedicated page after page and it is clear he is not backing down at all. i do not doubt that it is entirely justified for one moment. >> the paper has admitted some mistakes, the deputy editor telling the bbc that it may have been an air of judgment to show a picture of ralph miliband's grave with a mocking caption. they said it was fair to scrutinize the release of a man that ed miliband has often talked about as being a huge influence in his life, but speaking yesterday he said that they went too far. >> written saved his life and the paper is saying that he hated written. that is alive. that is alive. -- that is a lie. that is a lie. >> the labor liber has been -- labour leader has been angered. >> europe and the middle east, pouring into syria by the hundred. why are they rushing to join opposition fighters? for the second night in a row there have been

. >> ed miliband. [shouting] >> thank you i join the prime minister and sending arms congratulations to the english team on their victory last night and getting to the world cup finals next summer. today's economic figures are welcome fall on unemployment. [shouting] they also show that prices have risen faster than wages and that 39 out of 40 months that living standards have fallen since he became prime minister. will he confirm what everybody knows, that there's a cost of living crisis in this country? >> first of all let me welcome his welcome for the unemploymunemploym ent figures. not everyone in the house would've been able to study them but it is good news. a number in work is up 155,000, unemployment is down 18,000, women's unemployment is down, youth unemployment is down. long-term an opponent is down and vacancies are up. the fall in the claimant count is 41,000 this month alone, that is the fastest fall in the number of people claiming unemployment since februar february 1997. so these are

ed miliband. [shouting] >> mr. speaker, i join the prime minister and send my condolences to the friends and families of the british nationals murdered in nairobi and all of those killed in that cowardly act. it was a heinous act of terrorism and remind us of importance of combating terrorism at home and around the world. i also joined in paying tribute to andrew duncan. his death is a terrible tragedy and is a reminder of the bravery shown by our brave men, policemen and women day in, day out on our behalf. and i send my condolences to his family and friends. on a completely different note i join them until brings a tremendous achievement of peter higgs in winning the nobel prize of physics. he is a great british scientist. while we're about it, mr. speaker, happy birthday to the prime minister. [cheers and applause] >> mr. speaker, mr. speaker, on monday, on monday the prime minister said and i quote, there's a certain amount you can do freezing energy prices. while the chancellor said in his conference speech it

which is ed miliband labor would freeze energy prices labor would freeze gas and electricity bills for every home and business in the u.k. for twenty months if it wins the twenty five election ed miliband has said so again we live in a matrix of price fixes and i think we could come up with an idea which is the kaiser hierarchy of price fixing just like maslow's hierarchy of basic needs right so at the bottom we'd have to price fixes for energy food labor and then further up then you get to the collateralized debt obligations and c.d.'s or fixin to fix and all those sort of things that are more esoteric and you know not as necessary to fixing for our fixed market economies. that miliband was wrongly criticized as being anti-capitalist when he says about fixing energy prices that's not being an take up is being pro-capitalist by trying to bring some price discovery into the energy markets based on true supply and demand because right now if you have such a. who're involved at the banks or in the city of london involve these price fixing his games so he says we need to stop the fraud we

it begone when the right wing "daily mail" went after ed miliband after quoting from diaries that haysather wrote and concluded that milliband senior hated britain. much opprobrium ensued. "the guardian" took issue with "mail"'s media. when "daily mail" paul baker failed to show up for an interview sending his deputy it was roasted by alistair campbell. >> paul baker does not have the guts to come on the program. >> aalst stair was not in the studio. john had to carry the can for the "mail" and did an okay job. >> i don't resile from the headlines... >> it was tough or him. alistair campbell went for him in total vitriolic terms. >> i thought this was going to be a debate, not a ramble reading outlines written by paul baker. >> the moment i enjoyed was when the presenter of "news night" reminded audiences that 'the daily telegraph' had a secret in the cupboard, the only newspaper to back the nazis before the world war ii. i thought that was a lovely moment, because it brings a lit the press history into the present. i don't think anything enormous changed, but a lot of daily mail reade

free well spoken never said let's see bills come down to hear us rush out of the opposition leader ed miliband says that green levy's aunt to blame for britain's high energy prices but the government figures show that green taxes are at one hundred twelve pounds to the average household energy bill in the u.k. now roughly half that money goes toward supporting cleaner greener energy such as solar panels like the ones like a tit on the roof of london's blackfriars train station but as the latest survey shows for the brits counting the pennies to keep warm this winter concern for the environment is going to have to come in second from now polly boyko r t london. the debate over the benefits of the green power is not just a british issue experts are warning the german plans to switch to renewable energy will mean the country's demands for power can be met this may result in blackouts costing germany hundreds of millions of euros and professor frank andrews from the class hall university of technology and believes green tech is not worth it. well there's one principle problem if you rely on winter

spun a legacy of let's see bills come down to here us with our shadow of a doubt opposition leader ed miliband says that green levy's aunt to blame for persons high energy prices but the government figures show that green taxes adds one hundred twelve pounds to the average household energy bill in the u.k. now roughly half that money goes toward supporting collina green energy such as solar panels like the ones like kate on the roof of london's blackfriars train station but is the latest survey shows for the brits counting the pennies to keep warm this winter and concern for the environment is going to have to come in second for now polly boy arty london. meanwhile germany's energy giant warned that the country's swift switch to green power could end up backfiring due to the high prospect of blackouts and there are fears that in the worst case scenario one hour blackout across the country could cost almost six hundred million euros professor dr frank n. dress from the university of technology he believes that energy security comes at a very high cost of the one principle problem if you rely on

. >> ed miliband. >> i join the prime minister in sending congratulations to the english team on their victory last night. i have my commiseration to wales, scotland and northern ireland. today's economic figures show a fall in unemployment. they also show that prices have risen faster than wages. 39 out of 40 months, living standards have fallen since he became prime minister. will he confirm what everybody knows, that there is a cost-of- living crisis in this country? >> first of all, let me welcome his welcome for the on implement figures. figures.oyment it is good news. the number is up 155,000. unemployment is down 18,000. women's unemployment is down. youth unemployment is down. long-term on implement is down. vacancies are up. the claimant count is 41,000 this month alone. that is the fastest fall in the number of people claiming unemployment benefits since 1997. these are welcome figures. of course, we all want to see living standards improve. the way to deliver is to grow the economy, keep producing jobs and cut people's taxes. [cheering] >> there are almost one million young

spun we never said let's see bills come down to here us of a shadow of a doubt opposition leader ed miliband says that green levy's aunt to blame for britain's high energy prices but the government figures show that green taxes adds one hundred twelve pounds to the average household energy bill in the u.k. now roughly half of that money goes toward supporting clean a green energy such as solar panels like the ones like kate on the roof of london's blackfriars train station but as the latest survey shows for the brits counting the pennies to keep warm this winter concern for the environment is going to have to come in second for now polly boy arty london. that's the way it is at the moment i'll be back with more news with the team in about thirty minutes from now in the meantime we look at combat schools in ukraine. lucky lucky. live. she turned his lover into an amazon that i'm well below that it was in my dreams. but he couldn't hold on to. their research it seemed as the teacher. now she runs her own i was in a factory where they strolled down a challenge to man there's no alcohol all smok

well spun deliver said let's see bills come down defeat us rush out of a doubt opposition leader ed miliband says the green levy's aunt to blame for britain's high energy prices for the government. it showed that green taxes adds one hundred twelve pounds to the average household energy bill in the u.k. now roughly half that money goes toward supporting cleaner greener energy such as solar panels like the ones like a tit on the roof of london's blackfriars train station but as the latest survey shows for the brits counting the pennies to keep warm this winter concern for the environment is going to have to come in second from now. r.t. london. the wait for the start of the twenty four seen such a winter olympics has crossed the one hundred day long the games clocks in the russian capital. bar with a swish they're counting down the home stretch. the preparations are continuing we are at the port building in sochi for the unveiling of the uniform that is going to be worn by the volunteers cheering the game it's a multi-faceted multi-colored designed set to represent the eighty three regions of

ed. miliband says that green levy's aunt to blame for britain's high energy prices the government figures show that green taxes adds one hundred twelve pounds to the average household energy bill in the u.k. now roughly half that money goes toward supporting cleaner greener energy such as solar panels like the ones located on the roof of london's blackfriars train station but is the latest survey shows for the brits counting the pennies to keep warm this winter concern for the environment is going to have to come in second for now polly boy arty london. the fukushima disaster has become an eye opening for europeans who realize that they are sitting on a powder keg with almost two hundred atomic reactors all across the e.u. states but it is the green energy frenzy which followed after really were said let's not have a low so green technologies do not pollute the environment while more conversion of energy sources they are nubile like unlike fossil fuels which the world will eventually run out of windmills and solar panels are available all across the world and can be used by any state and

spoken never said let's see bills come down to hear us rush out of the drought opposition leader ed miliband says that green levy's aunt to blame for britain's high energy prices for the government figures show that green taxes adds one hundred twelve pounds to the average household energy bill in the u.k. now roughly half that money goes toward supporting cleaner greener energy such as solar panels like the ones like eight on the roof of london's blackfriars train station but is the latest survey shows for the brits counting the pennies to keep warm this winter and concern for the environment is going to have to come in second for now polly boy arty london some news and bring this on police have clashed with supporters of president morsi after the end of the compass of the us high university in cairo this couple's following yesterday's protest of the same place with protesters in hunting assisting the deposed president to still be legitimate leader discounters a definition leader of the pro morsi muslim brotherhood. freedom and justice party was arrested he's likely to stand trial alongside

people are addicted to it they know it's bad for them and remarkably because the opposition leader ed miliband had such a strong speech at his conference they're so desperate over there in the coalition camp the tory in the liberal democrat camp that they're moving forward this ponzi scheme by three months it shows you that this is not an economic policy it's a it's a help to buy votes policy help to buy votes. shameless pandering to the casino who led to the worst elements of british society and i think cameron ago today i think you are this week i should say is the anniversary of neville chamberlain who famously appeased the nazis during the one nine hundred thirty s. i think here you have david cameron appeasing the house price builders and the banks in the city who are effectively the equivalent in today's screwed up global economy well in fact ok you mention a few things there but the housing bubble all economists will agree housing bubbles and collapses are the worst for economies more than just the normal cyclical boom bust recessions in the business cycle so we've just gone through fiv

people are addicted to it they know it's bad for them and remarkably because the opposition leader ed miliband had such a strong speech at his conference they're so desperate over there in the coalition camp the tory in the liberal democrat camp that they're moving forward this ponzi scheme by three months it shows you that this is not an economic policy it's a it's a help to buy votes policy help to buy votes. shameless pandering to the casino who led to the worst elements of british society and i think cameron ago today i think you are this week i should say is the anniversary of neville chamberlain who famously appeased the nazis during the one nine hundred thirty s. i think here you have david cameron appeasing the house price builders and the banks in the city who are effectively the equivalent in today's screwed up global economy in fact ok you mention a few things there but the housing bubble all economists will agree housing bubbles and collapses are the worst for economies more than just the normal cyclical boom bust recessions in the business cycle so we've just gone through five yea

ed miliband. >> i join the prime minister in sending my condolences to the friends and families of the british nationals murdered in nairobi. and all of those killed in the cowardly act. it was an act of terrorism that reminds us the importance of combating terrorism at home and around the world. i wish to join him in paying tribute to andrew duncan. his death is a terrible tragedy. it reminds us of the bravery shown by our brave policemen and women day in and day out on our behalf. i send my condolences. on a different note, i join him in celebrating a tremendous achievement of peter higgs in winning the nobel prize. he is a great british scientist. happy birthday to the prime minister. [applause] mr. speaker, on monday the prime minister said "there is a certain amount you can do freezing energy prices." while the chancellor said -- can he tell us, is freezing energy prices a good idea or a communist plot? [laughter] >> i will leave the communist plots to him. [laughter] first of all, can i thank him? can i thank him for his kind remarks? there is nothing i would rather be doing on m

was purely pure alex put the same question his entrance at the nation once again turn, a young ed milibandand be the next premise of the uk replied with shock no, he didn't significant as alex put, that's all you really need to know. my god, it really is. yes, alex's hatred with most certainly pure xml for me that doesn't get at what made his writing so wonderful. because as a joint laid that alex nurtured, and inspiring hate for all the talk of a sharp tongue and even sharper pen, with our adult talk about a man who once confessed to weeping on a plate as he watched 1993's homeward bound, the incredible journey of film about two talking dogs and they sassy katrin make their way back home. i believe he was sitting next to a woman in ad sales was all of it freaked out by that. so once a lot of my discovery of alex's work came at the moment, it wasn't just his writing. it was also his reviews and watching video clips of alex on c-span recording from the 1980s, or an antiwar rally in california. so one time i came across a video of a mid 1980s c-span that parents. the collars were hostile, ch