house of lords to the queen, which she accepts with a smile. and once the applause has died down, the speaker of the house of commons will present his address. >>gracious sovereign, we your faithful commons are honored to be here to commemorate and celebrate the 60 years of your reign. we too are pleased to have contributed to the jubilee window, to be revealed shortly, and which will mark this occasion permanently. time is better preserved in this historic place than in fallible human memory. time also tells its own story. 60 years ago, rationing meant rather more than a short wait before the arrival of the latest electronic item. 60 years ago, britain had just emerged from a war of an intensity never seen before or since and had slipped into the shadow of the korean conflict. 60 years ago a new elizabethan era was awaited with enthusiasm tinged with uncertainty about the challenges ahead for the country. if as dghandi asserted the best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others, then your majesty must have found yourself countless times over the last six decades. you have dedicated your life to others. the daily example

it included speeches by the house of loaders and house of commons. in addition both houses presented the queen with a gift a stained glass window, set to be installed above the north door of westminster hall later this year. hugh edwards hosted this one-hour program. >>> the queen will arrive here at westminster welcomed by senior parliamentary figures. it is not of course the formal launch of jubilee events. they started last month in february to mark the 60th anniversary of the queen's accession back in 1952. the only other monarch in british history to celebrate a diamond jubilee was queen victoria, but let me say there was no loyal visit to westminster then. paurl men tear januarys were summoned to buckingham palace. and no better stage or setting for the queen's address later this morning. the oldest part of the palace westminster hall. it is the setting for some of the biggest occasions sad and joyful, in the history of the united kingdom. and before long we'll be joined here by the lord speaker for the house of lords and the speaker of the hous

after a late night brawl in the house of commons bar is just the latest in a string of alcohol fuelled scandals artie's laura smith reports on how some parliamentarians are said to be drinking their way through life westminster. trees yes i rule chris behavior by members of parliament now not an uncommon sight on our t.v.'s ever since the late eighties when cameras were allowed inside but are they drugged on power all simply drunk we have heard about stories of free physically carried through voting lobbies which. mind boggles me it would have done me any other. job where you could get that drunk work not the sax thirteen year parliamentary veteran lembit you pick has seen the seedier underbelly of life in the house of commons where m.p.'s have been known to vote on matters of national and international importance under the influence of a member of parliament might go into the bar and have a few drinks instead of having dinner by one or two o'clock in the morning they thought it was a good idea to go into the house of commons and try to take part in the debate i see another least one t

having dinner by one or two o'clock in the morning they thought it was a good idea to go into the house of commons and try to take part of the debate. lining up on in parliament u.k. m.p.'s are under fire for all things being under the influence even while casting important votes. news in common broadcasting to live from the heart of moscow and karen taraji well the white house may be claiming it wants a diplomatic solution in syria but it seems it may not have faith in its own convictions the pentagon has been ordered to review its potential options according to officials these include the enforcement of the no fly zone and humanitarian airlifts but the foreign secretary leon panetta also warned that a long term sustained air campaign would pose a challenge because syria's air defenses are more sophisticated than libya but as artie's a marine. national reports growing foreign interference in the searing work is raising fears of an even bigger crisis. as the syrian conflict stretches out in time it has also spread geographically i case of the uprising belt far from the country's borders what's hap

after they brought in a house of commons this is the latest in a string of alcohol fueled scandals auntie's reports on how some parliamentarians are said to be drinking their way through life mr. actually yes i behavior by members of parliament now not an un common sight on our t.v.'s ever since the late eighty's when cameras were allowed inside but are they trying on power or simply drunk we have heard about stories of employees that you bring physically carry through the voting lobbies which. mind boggles you would have probably any other. job where you just get that drunk work not just sacks thirteen year parliamentary veteran lembit opec has seen the seedier underbelly of life in a house of commons where m.p.'s have been known to boot on matters of national and international importance under the influence a member of parliament might go into the bar and have a few drinks instead of having dinner by one or two o'clock in the morning they thought it was a good idea to go into the house of commons and try and take part in the debate i assume that at least one time it was very funny but i'm

sort of having dinner by one or two o'clock in the morning it was a good idea to go into the house of commons and try to take part in the debate. winding on in parliament u.k. m.p.'s are under fire for being under the influence of costly puts. your watching out world news are much more welcome to the program we might house maybe claiming it once a diplomatic solution in syria but it seems it may not have anything its own convictions the pentagon has been ordered to review its potential options according to officials these include the enforcement of a no fly monetary and its defense secretary leon panetta also warned that a long term sustained campaign would pose a challenge as soon as this is a more sophisticated and libya's. national reports are growing foreign interference in the syrian conflict is raising fears of an even bigger crisis. as the syrian conflict. high. it has also spread geographically by case of the uprising belt far from the country's borders what's happening in syria is heartbreaking. and what you've seen is the international community mobilize against the assad regime str

having to buy one or two o'clock in the morning they thought it was a good idea to go into the house of commons and try and take part of the debate. lining on in parliament u.k. m.p.'s are on the path to being under the influence even cost an important votes. international news and comment twenty four hours a day watching r.t. the white house may be claiming it wants a diplomatic solution in syria but it seems it may not have faith in its own convictions the pentagon has been ordered to review its potential options one two officials these include the enforcement of a no fly zone and a military analysts and secretary leon panetta also warning to them term sustained in a challenge because syria's air defense is the most sophisticated in libya's. rufenacht reports growing. foreign interference in the syrian conflict is raising this crisis . as the syrian conflict stretches sounds fine it has also spread geographically i case of the uprising belt part of the country's borders what's happening in syria is heartbreaking. rages and what you've seen is the international community mobilize against the a

back from his official visit to the u.s., british prime minister david cameron returns to the house of commons to take questions from the opposition leader and members of parliament. this week the prime minister was asked about his conversations with president obama about keeping the 2014 timetable for withdrawing troops from afghanistan. he also answered several questions on the economy, government support for returning soldiers and compensating small business owners who lost their property in last year's riots. from london, this is 30 minutes. >> the prime minister, mr. mark menzez. >> question number one, mr. speaker, thank you mr. speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have several such meetings later today. >> small business is concerned that britain suffered from a culture. does the prime minister agree with me that an example should be set from the very thought and that those have the football match -- [cheering] >> my old friend does make an important point. we do have a problem of this culture. i hav

if he likes i'll put in the library of the house of commons a set of informations about what those funds did, where we've got to with the riot damages act, and also i'll look into the individual case mentioned. >> mr. speaker, people who haven't been helped by that money and can't get hem. mr. speaker, three things need to happen to make good on this. first of all, there needs to be proper informationn the payments made under the riot damages act, the matter of urgency because there is -- [inaudible conversations] no, there was one report, they said there is information. there is information from the metropolitan police, but the reality is the information available is very patchy about what is happening around the country. so, firstly, we need proper information. i ask him to nominate a minister in the home office, and third, can he promise to come back to the house with a clear indication of when 100% of legimate claims will be properly settled? >> i'm certainly happy to co back to the house, as i said, putting an answer in the house of commons, and i agree, about all this information.

thirteen year parliamentary veteran lembit you pick has seen the seedier underbelly of life in the house of commons where m.p.'s have a known to vote on matters of national and international importance under the influence a member of parliament might go into the bar and have a few drinks instead of having dinner by one or two o'clock in the morning they thought it was a good idea to go into the house of commons and try and take part in the debate as you know the least one time it was very funny but i'm not sure quite how professional it was here in the parliamentary state there are nine separate parts for the use of the people who work here and i guess the most notorious among them is the strangers' bar where m.p.'s from rival parties often clash so much drunken revelry goes on there that it's used to be a little arrow nailed about fifteen centimeters from the floor which indicated the access to those who were crawling out on their hands and means outside the rarefied atmosphere of westminster in towns and cities around the u.k. binge drinking is a huge problem inside it seems is no different last

having dinner by one or two o'clock in the morning they thought it was a good idea to go into the house of commons and try to take part of the debate. britain's drunk democracy m.p.'s come under fire for drinking too much but other geisha is that important votes are being cast while under the influence. there live from moscow to levon pm you're watching r t with me kevin oh in our top story leading us to france officials have admitted that president obama asked the pentagon to set a military options on syria but defense secretary leon panetta and general martin dempsey said the no fly zone similar to livia's would be a challenge that's because of the syrian army's higher competence and military capabilities u.s. lawmakers are also trying to push through a fresh bunch of financial sanctions now against syria at a calling for president assad to be referred for war crimes tribunal but experts inside syria believe the more foreign powers intervene the more violent the crisis becomes as artie's maria for national reports now from damascus. as the syrian conflict stretches down to time it has also sprea

dinner and buy one or two o'clock in the morning they thought it was a good idea to go into the house of commons and try and take part in the debate. i . was drugged democracy and peace come under fire for drinking too much of their locations but important votes at the cars while under the influence. live from moscow a big night you're watching r t with me kevin oh in a warm welcome to you just joined us our top story the leading u.s. defense officials have admitted that president obama asked the pentagon to set out military options on syria but defense secretary leon panetta an army general martin dempsey said a no fly zone similar to libya's would be a challenge but speakers the syrian army's higher competence and military capabilities u.s. lawmakers are also trying to push through a fresh bunch of financial sanctions too against syria and a calling for president assad to be referred to the war crimes tribunal but experts inside syria believe the more foreign powers intervene the more violent the crisis will become as artie's me. in a report from damascus. as the syrian conflict stretches out

having dinner by one or two o'clock in the morning they thought it was a good idea to go into the house of commons and try to take part in the debates. britain's drunk democracy m.p.'s come under fire for drinking too much with allegations that important bolts are being cast while under the influence of. america day to you i'm karen tara thanks for being with us for clark here in moscow and to the top u.s. defense officials who have admitted that president obama asked the pentagon to set out military options on syria but defense secretary leon panetta and army general martin dempsey said a no fly zone similar to libya's a would be a challenge that's true the syrian army has higher competence and military capabilities u.s. lawmakers are also trying to push through up pressure bunch of financial sanctions against syria and are calling for president assad to be referred to the world crimes tribunal but experts inside syria believe the more foreign powers intervene the more violence the crisis becomes as maria the motion out reports from damascus . as the syrian conflict stretches down to time it has

in his view, the main parties in the house of commons, the british parliament, are bankrupt. they all said the same thing, he argues. he represents something fresh. there is no doubt in his approach, he will get noticed and he will get listen to. >> demand for petrol has soared across the u.k. at the government advised motorists to stock up in case of a strike. sales reported to be 80% higher than usual. they have rejected claims that their advice caused panic buying. you have more on the funeral of the toulouse gunmen. >> the french gunmen who killed seven people in the city of toulouse has been buried at a cemetery near the city. only after a row about what should happen to his body. it took an intervention from nicolas sarkozy for the burial to go ahead. >> in the muslim quarter of the quiet cemetery and toulouse, the gunmen responsible for france's terror attack was buried. around 20 men, mostly friends from the housing estates where he grew up, arrived for his funeral. hiding their faces from the media. it was the end of this saga in which nobody seemed willing to accept

. >> and now to london for prime minister's question time life in the british house of commons. every wednesday while parliament is in session, prime minister david cameron takes questions from members of the house of commons. prior to question time, the house is wrapping up other business. this is live coverage on c-span2. .. >> meetings later today. >> thank you, mr. speaker. small business is concerned that britain suffers from a single culture. does the prime minister agree that an example should be set and those -- [inaudible] football match is setting a very bad example? >> my honorable friend does make an important point. we do have a rob, and i have to -- problem, and i have to report, mr. speaker, the problem can sometimes go to the top. i think the question is as well as knowing the miracle cure, i think there is an important question which is what was it that first attracted him to the multimillionaire of the football club. >> ed miliband. [cheers and applause] >> mr. speaker, following the prime minister's recent trip to washington, we now know that the timetable for

on behalf of all the members of the house of commons, may i thank you wholeheartedly for all that yougood of ouå9 the address to her majesty on behalf of the house of commons. john bercow will return to his seat, and he was a signal that collects to unveil the gift, which is the window. [applause]#l#l#l#l#l#l#l >> the queen preparing now having received the gift, preparing to deliver heróó response on this occasion, a diamond jubilee. >> my lords and members of the house of commons. i am most grateful for your loyal addresses, and the generous words of lord speaker[ and[ mr. speaker.[[[[[[[ this great institution has been at the heart of the country, and the lives of our people throughout its history. as parliamentarians, you share with your forebears a fundamental8z role in the laws r decisions of your own age.8r8rxr parliament has survived as an unshakable of our constitution, and our way of life. history links monarchs and parliament, a connecting thread from one period to the next. so in an area when the regular worthy rhythm of life is left eye-catching, then doing som

corrupt business person for a quarter million pounds and we'll put your agenda right there the house of commons and we'll debate it right there and you can watch your own agenda that's closer to the interest of the general population being discussed by lawmakers on live television the the other corruption of it live in the house of commons with in full color loyalty camera fraud story mill bit of post victim did cameron right there actually his wife's name is tim and it was gordon brown's wife who is sarah ok they're all the same one of the social casting kind of maternal looking a feed buffalo a lot of willing bride taking big list non coupes well max they're offering up an independent inquiry of course to examine whether he breached white hole rules by entertaining donors and whether policy had been influenced improperly. another independent inquiry yes a u.k. well of course they have these every few weeks don't. they keep john snow and jeremy paxman over something to talk about to chat about while they're taking you know all of their how many tons of a bit of number ten you know to help shap

. >> now to london for prime minister's question time live from the british house of commons. every wednesday while the parliament is in session prime minister david cameron takes questions from members of the house of commons. prior to question time the house is wrapping up other business. this is live coverage on c-span2. >> does my honorable friend agree that much can be learned from the royal regiment which recruits from the whole section? >> well, my honorable friend is absolutely spot on. i'm very proud to have the royal irish station in my constituency. i went to dinner on monday celebrating the capture of the first french beagle with a cry, bejesus, i have a cuckoo. they are a glorious example of an organization bringing people together from all parts of the community and, indeed, south of the border. >> thank you, mr. speaker. recognizing the sacrifice from soldiers from northern ireland contribute to the defense of the united kingdom, does he acknowledge there is a time bomb of mental health problems those returning from the field of conflict and what steps should be

being discussed by lawmakers on live television than the other corruption of at large in the house of commons with in full color will do camera fraud story mill bit of pause victim cameron right there actually his wife's name is samantha it was gordon brown's wife sarah ok they're all the same one of the social casting kind of maternal looking beefy buffalo a lot alike taking because none poops well max they're offering up an independent inquiry of course to examine whether he breached the white hole rules by entertaining donors and whether policy had been influenced improperly. another independent inquiry yes a huge hit well of course they have these every few weeks. if they keep john snow and jeremy paxman over something to talk about to chat about while they're taking you know all of their how many times a day bit of number ten you know to help shape the policies of the of the government going forward is a matter for the cover of the economist magazine shows david cameron is a calls years at a hotel that presumably just after beck and call of the british called talker city well let's move

that leadl up to the central lobby of thece house of parliament.sde as seen on the sides of the royal chapel of saint stephen's, this ise where the house of commonsd's side. ♪ >> very familiar symbols of royal authority.tle as i was expanding, there is ad little bit of adjustment today.e the queen is making her way into the central lobby where she wil meet in the central lobby theret some of them will be working in the offices across the hall. as we enjoy the images inr hales westminster hall, let's stay with them, because we will see some of the main people leaving. in the meantime, i would like to reflect principally on the response to the two of them and? what did you enjoy the most? o >> i think they were very upbeat and forward, that she made. it seemed to look back on allinw the changes queen has beenco through. the queen billy was focusing on the here and now, and, as rightly seen, she paid bigtib tribute to the people, there is a feeling that she is the queen of 16 countries, she can't visis more, so she wants to remind them that she is thinking of of them. that came through in publical service. twice she singled out -- sheut talked about

. >> next, prime minister david cameron at the british house of commons. president obama and shimon peres speak at the american-israel public affairs conference. wednesday at the british house of commons -- commons, david cameron answered questions on corruption between the british press and police. allegations of corruption and bribery service during a british commission set up to examine the culture, practices, and ethics. the prime minister answered questions on changes to the national health service, the olympics, and ireland's decision to hold a referendum on the e.u. fiscal treaty. >> questions to the prime minister, mr. andy slaughter. >> thank you, mr. speaker. this morning, i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others and will have further such meetings later today. >> according to revenue and customs, some families earning just 13,000 a year will lose over 1,000 pounds a year in tax credits from april. the current secretary said our

. >> from london, david cameron takes questions from members of the house of commons. this week, met the prime minister and members responded to the six british soldiers that are presumed dead following an explosion in afghanistan. questions followed on a 2014 timetable for withdrawing from trips. the top of the policy and the prime ministers of coming visit with president obama. this is just over 30 minutes. local ministers are responsible for delivering these in northern ireland. >> order. questions for the prime minister. >> number one, sir. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i hope yo'll permit me before answering questions, mr. speaker, to make the following announcement. yesterday, a warrior armored fighting vehicle on patrol near the eastern border of helmand ovince was struck by an explosion. it is with very great sadness i must tell the house that six soldiers are missing, believed killed. by the soldiers are from the server tied to yorkshire regiment and once from the first battalion the duke of lancaster's regiment. our thoughts are with their family and friends of

. -- both houses of parliament presented her with a special stained-glass window marking her diamond jubilee. >> my board and members of the house of commons, this great institution has been throughout has been a constant strength and guide. he and nine are very proud and grateful that the prince of wales and other members of our family are traveling on my behalf in this diamond jubilee year to visit all the commonwealth rounds and a number of other commonwealth countries. >> just a little bit of with the queen had to say. the main celebrations will be later this year in june. >> actor ashton kutcher is headed in the space. he has reserved a $200,000 seat on the virgin galactic spacecraft. it is not clear when he will take flight the spacecraft's are still in test mode. when cleared for takeoff, it will fly about 60 miles above the earth's surface. >> think he will punk buddy there? >> you only go 60 miles for $200,000? i guess you got money to burn. >> you can go to wjla.com /facebook and sign up for the chance to win one of the new ipads just released last week. we will announce the winner friday at 5:00. >> two days into this week, how

come now to ten minute rule motion. >> british prime minister david cameron was absent from the house of commons because he is on a visit to washington. several of his activities starting with his white house arrival ceremony at 9:00 eastern on c-span3. later his news conference with president obama start at 12:20 eastern on c-span. tonight c-span's live coverage of the state dinner begins at 6:15 p.m.. and tv coverage, you can watch any of these events on c-span.org. c-span's 2012 local content vehicles cities for take our booktv and american history tv programming on the road the first weekend of every month. march featured shreveport, louisiana. >> a local man who was born here and make the most of it and he started accumulating books when he was a teenager and continued until he was in his 80s. over his lifetime he accumulated 200,000 volumes. if we have a jam in the collection it is probably this one. one of the books we are most proud of. it is in the 0 original binding from 1699 and it was once owned by a very famous scientists. you can see he has written his name, i newton. we are not wi

leads up to the central lobby of the houses of parliament, steven's hall standing on the side of the royal chapel of st. stevens. this is where the house of commons until the chapel was destroyed in the great fire of 1834. back in westminster hall now that the queen has left, we have the speaker staff uncovering and retrieving the nas and the saming on the long side. these very familiar symbols of royal authority. the two champion bears can't says and do business without the presence of those maces. there was a little bit of adjustment today because of the queen's presence. the queen now making her way into the lobby where she will meet some of the staff in the central lobby there. many of them working in the kitchen department, some working in the offices. a cross-section of staff who will be thanked by her majesty for their work with the palace. so as we enjoy the images of westminster hall, let's stay with them because we are see some of the main participants. in the meantime robert and kate are still with me. and i would like to reflect on what we've heard principally from the queen, the response to the two addresses. what did you draw from t

the standards is quite mean if you just don't get one hundred because they wanted to be a house of commons. because of causing what you did when because they can do this is if you would read what. activists are trying to inform indians about the danger is that it's passed those but even the ones who have heard about it feel like they have no option but to live with it but a. government should pay attention to the way poor people are living with it we're living in a healthy safe environment. using the toxic chemicals shipped from the west to make their livelihoods even though it might cost them their lives preassure either r t new delhi india. straight to the business desk and over to daniel hi daniel last hour we're speaking with your colleague natasha she had no good news from the markets perhaps things have changed in the last forty five minutes i'm afraid most indices are tumbling as all gold in the equities oil is our main focus is rising prices recently was threatening global recovery let's have a look at the numbers now it fell into the red a couple of hours ago and then your concern

the standards is quite many faced on the one hundred the going to get a house of commons oh yeah. because of causing what you did going to india this is . activists are trying to inform indians about the danger is that i stress to those that even the ones who have heard about it feel like they have no option but to live with it but a. government should pay attention to the way poor people are leaving whether we're living in a healthy safe environment. using the toxic chemicals shipped from the west to make their livelihoods even though it might cost them their lives preassure either r t new delhi india. time to take a look at things going in the world of the news with. so what's under the spotlight today in the world of finance well the spotlight is on china as the global economic leaders essentially gathered in beijing for china development for me see china as being the pillar of stability over the past several years but last week it lowered its growth target to seven and a half percent from its longstanding target of eight percent now analysts say might be a little bit more of a

the standards is quite many for this one the one hundred to be going to be a house of commons. yes and. because of causing what you did was vague india this is a human grade what issue. activists are trying to inform indians about the danger is that it's passed those but even the ones who have heard about it feel like they have no option but to live with it but the. government should pay attention to the way poor people are leaving whether we're living in a healthy safe environment. using the toxic chemicals shipped from the west to make their livelihoods even though it might cost them their lives preassure either r t new delhi india. and over to daniel we go at the business desk of the hourly update here at our house was. today it's pretty mixed at the moment some traders are waiting for quarterly earnings results from the likes of fed ex and that's really holding off on making a decision is how to look at this here's a struggling for direction at the moment stocks in united parcel service or u.k.'s are on the rise though often it's agreed to by european royalty ante for over s

like to record the debt and pay tribute to the fact that it was he who carried through in the house of commons, which most people know is significant reform. trucks are would absolutely agree. -- >> i would absolutely agree. i think his reform was one that endured. after 2010 and some advice from him, he was an extraordinary politician and someone who loves are real legacy -- who left a real legacy. >> turning to a very serious matter, we thought we would begin today by discussing the situation in syria. >> we are seeing bloodshed daily. 6000 people are reported to have been killed, and the calls for action grow. the main concern is the russians and chinese using their veto power. do you have a chance to talk about syria, and you have any optimism that his attitude may change amazon region may change? >> i did discuss -- the you have any optimism that his attitude may change? >> you are right. it is appalling. the butchery carried out in my view is criminal, and it was extremely disappointing but russia and china vetoed a resolution that would have helped. i raised the issue. i think we do nee

week, during question time, british prime minister david cameron responds to questions from the house of commons on news of six british soldiers missing and presumed dead. after an explosion in afghanistan. they also asked about the prime minister's upcoming visit with president obama. prime minister's questions tonight at 9:00 eastern and pacific. >> earnest hemingway is considered one of the great american writers. and his work still influences readers today. but not many people know of his work as a spy. during world war ii. >> there were a couple of instances that he was aware of, german submarine approaching fishing boats and saying we'll take your catch. and your fresh food. so earnest says i'll wait for them to come alongside and then my jailee players will lob hand grenades down the open hatches and the other members of the crew are going to machine gun the germans on deck. >> military and intelligence historian nicholas reynolds on hemingway, the spy. tonight at 8:30. part of american history tv. this weekend on c-span 3. >> c-span takes our book tv and american history programming on t

there's to be emergency debates on the legislation in the house of commons later today. at the tails of the chancellor's scheme to boost lending to st. paul businesses. the national loan guarantee scheme will be unveiled later. taxpayer subsidies lending to businesses could be worth 200 million pounds a year. four of the u.k.'s biggest banks have signed up to the project. >> this is "newsday" on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. >> i'm babita sharma in london. the headlines for you this hour. one of biggest manhunts seen in france in recent times is under way after authorities link the shootings of four people at a jewish school with the killings of three soldiers of north african decent. >> russia had urged the syrian government and opposition forces to agree immediately to a daily humanitarian cease fire and the fighting across the country, which has killed thousands of people. colonel gaddafi's former head of intelligence is in custody, and we learn more about why he was often described as the most feared man in libya. the bbc has been told that there are still mor

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back from his recent visit to the u.s., british prime minister david cameron, returns to the house of commons for the prime minister's questions. the top picks, including the 2014 timetable for withdrawing from afghanistan. compensation for small business owners who lost their properties in last year's riots and the economy. after the half-hour question period the chancellor george osborne will present the british government's annual budget. >> mr. mark menses. question number one, mr. speaker. thank you mr. speaker. this morning, i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others and in addition to my duties in this house i shall have further such meetings later today. >> thank you mr. speaker, small business concerns, does the prime minister agree with me that example should be set from the very top and that those who throw the pitfall match and sets a very bad example indeed. my old friend duds make an important point, we do have a problem of a culture. the problem can sometimes go to the very top. the leader of the opposition was present to be addressing a health rally, call the sicky