john's church of england primary school under father john stevenson.how can my right honorable friend assure me that the situation of massive investments in schools will continue because it's hugely benefiting my constituents and their children? >> we are spending 18 billion pounds on school buildings in this parliament, more than labor spent in their first two terms in office combined and i want us to see that continue. i think what we're seeing in our schools is not just this important building work but a massive change in culture and leadership as we see standard

john's church of england primary school under father john stevenson.how can my right honorable friend assure me that the situation of massive investments in schools will continue because it's hugely benefiting my constituents and their children? >> we are spending $18 -- we are spending 18 billion pounds on school buildings in this parliament, more than labor spent in their first two terms in office combined and i want taos see that continue. i think what we're seing in our schools is not just this important building work but a massive change in culture and leadership as we see standard rise and wer school really transformed through their results. i know that is happening in watford and elsewhere. what we must do is carry on with this program, carry on with our reforms and make sure we give more young people the chance for a good start in life. >> thank you, mr. speaker. today it was announced they hope to sell its loan product business. people are understandably concerned about this will the prime minister meet with myself and a cross party group of m

john's church of england primary school under father john stevenson. how can my right honorable friend assure me that the situation of massive investments in schools will continue because it's hugely benefiting my constituents and their children? >> we are spending 18 billion pounds on school buildings in this parliament, more than labor spent in their first two terms in office combined and i want us to see that continue. i think what we're seeing in our schools is not just this important building work but a massive change in culture and leadership as we see standard rise and we see school after school really transformed through their results. i know that is happening in watford and elsewhere. what we must do is carry on with this program, carry on with our reforms and make sure we give more young people the chance for a good start in life. >> thank you, mr. speaker. today it was announced they hope to sell its loan product business. people are understandably concerned about this will the prime minister meet with myself and a cross party group of m.p.'

stevenson have the latest on gonzalo. >> bermuda has gotten hit so hard, just in the last seven days. just last week we were tracking another hurricane that went by, fay. now gonzalo. st. john's bay is on alert. strong winds, very high waves and quite a bit of rainfall on this. most of the stronger winds will stay south off shore but the track of gonzalo we have got it as category 1 now, maintaining its strength, accelerating its speed, also became a little bit stronger. but we do expect this to slowly weaken as it passes by off to the south of the island. you can see by this map where st. johns is in relation to that storm. we do expect it to not take a direct hit but it will be moving through the atlanta, the northern atlanta, and will fall apart into an extra-tropical cyclone. an alert out for extreme weather that may be moving in in the next few days and that will be the remnants of this old hurricane. nonetheless it can cause flash flooding and problems with gusty winds. how commonly do we get these types of storms over the atlanta, 2005 that's the most recent time i've seen the most number of storms that came up the coast as a hurricane and gradually weakened as it move