is education capital budget 21 billion over the next six years. that is what we are doing. what is so interesting is that he is taking his script from the trade union. do not like choice. they do not like new schools. they do not like free schools. they want to control everything. we do know one organization they have control of. we see it in black-and-white. they have taken control of the labour party. >> mr. speaker, i am speaking for parents up and down this country. >> usually very low grade, very substandard. the session has to run longer, it will run longer. let's try to preserve some decorum which the public can respect. a debate aboutve ethics. this is a prime minister who has donors in downing street. he colston into the heart of downing street. the idea that he is lecturing us about ethics takes double standard to a whole will. -- a whole new level. in this one policy on schools, we have seen the hallmark of this government. they make the wrong chances -- the wrong choices on tax and spending. the millionaire's tax cuts, he top-down reorganization of the nhs, and

the education capital budget is 21 billion over the next six years. that is what we are doing. but what is so interesting is that he is taking his script from the trade union. they don't like choice. they don't like new schools. they don't like free schools. they want to control everything. but what we know is one organization they have got control of. we see it in black and white, they've taken control of the labour party. [shouting] >> mr. speaker, mr. speaker, i am speaking -- mr. speaker, i am speaking for parents up and down this country. [shouting] >> as usual very low-grade, very substantial, very unnecessary heckling. the session has to run longer, has to run longer. let's try to observe some decorum which the public can respect. mr. ed miliband. >> and let's have a debate about ethics. this is a prime minister who had dinner for doughnuts and downing street. the idea, the idea that his lecturing us about ethics takes double standard to a whole new level. [shouting] now, in this one policy, in this one policy on schools we see the hallmark of this government. they made

of spending is helpful and se typef physical and human capital spending grows education and can be go if done efficiently. but the bulk of the budgeturope or the u.s. this transfer or consumption spending and the evans isthat diverts resources from far more productive resources and if you do cost-benefit test and th transfer consumptio spending looking at that types about lay. john: e port and the helpless? that is what theransfer payments are supposed to be. >> if you get the prite sector growing the four will be better off than he would much rather be pour in hong kong or singapore because you have a better fure than france for theest you can hope for is the politicians will f ever catch you on the head to keep you dependent ward of the state. >> people now more than ever are graduating from university into a terrible job market usually having a degree in something that will not help them. deal think this for job market is reflectivef just bad the economy or is there a fundamental problem with the educational system how we educate our students? >> it is a personal choice with a major and if it is not profitable th is your choice.