julian lewis?>> only a tiny handful of the 165 acute mental health adult inpatient beds in hampshire were vacant, and yet, they propose to cut those 165 beds to 107, replacing them with something called a virtual ward. given that i believe the statistics on which this is based are and consistent and unreliable, might they call for independent experts from the audit commission to work at those figures before those beds are closed? >> i think the honorable gentleman makes an important point. we are putting the extra resources in the n.h.s., and there needs to be a clear series of tests, as there is in our plan, before facilities are change or close, and that is to make sure a general practitioner is backing it and to make sure that the changes would improve the health of that area. i am very happy to look at the issue he raised. >> andrew miller? >> four police authorities, including one that i share with the chancellor, had just started buying imported cars from korea. when will we see some leadersh

julian lewis. >> since last september, only a tiny handful of th 165 acute mental health untold inpatientbeds were vacant. yet the trust concern proposes to cut those 165 beds, to 107, replacing them with something called a hopital at home more virtual word. given that i believe the statistics on which this is based are inconsistt and unreliable, will the prime minister support my call for indy pendant experts from the audit commission to look at those gures before those beds are closed? >> i think the honorable gentleman makes an important point. of course, we're putting the extra resources into the nhs, there needs to be a clear series of beds as there are now der our plan before any facilities are changed or close. that is about making sure there is a backing for what is propos to making sure that any such changes would improve the health of the area. very happily look at the issue he raises and make sure the department of health engage with them on that issue. >> andrew miller. >> for police authorities concluded what i shared with the chancellor just started buying cars from korea. a

julian lewis. >> since last september, only a tiny handful of the 165 acute mental health untold inpatientbeds were vacant. yet the trust concern proposes to cut those 165 beds, to 107, replacing them with something called a hospital at home more virtual word. given that i believe the statistics on which this is based are inconsistent and unreliable, will the prime minister support my call for indy pendant experts from the audit commission to look at those figures before those beds are closed? >> i think the honorable gentleman makes an important point. of course, we're putting the extra resources into the nhs, there needs to be a clear series of beds as there are now under our plan before any facilities are changed or close. that is about making sure there is a backing for what is proposed to making sure that any such changes would improve the health of the area. very happily look at the issue he raises and make sure the department of health engage with them on that issue. >> andrew miller. >> for police authorities concluded what i shared with the chancellor just started buying cars from

julian lewis. >> the met priority is to put an end to the slaughter. what longer term assessments have been made about the likely complexion of any sessionor regime to -- successor regime this dictator? >> there are many shades of opinions. when i met members of the syrian national council, they were clear about their commitment to an open and democratic society and the protection of minorities. i have no reason to doubt them on that. but there will be many, maybe instances at work. so, i think it is -- it's very difficult to predict to give an accurate answer to my honorable friend's question. all i can say is we will continue to urge them to adopt the open democratic principles in which we also believe. >> address the foreign second on uk nationals holding a dual nationalities. what discussions has he had with regards to mutual aid with other countries should the situation deteriorate. >> the arrange. is we will provide assistance if one country is not able to do so. the embassies of other nations are also being slimmed down, and so it would be wrong

julian lewis. >> since last september, only a tiny handful of the 165 acute mental health untold inpatientre vacant. yet the trust concern proposes to cut those 165 beds, to 107, replacing them with something called a hospital at home more virtual word. given that i believe the statistics on which this is based are inconsistent and unreliable, will the prime minister support my call for indy pendant experts from the audit commission to look at those figures before those beds are closed? >> i think the honorable gentleman makes an important point. of course, we're putting the extra resources into the nhs, there needs to be a clear series of beds as there are now under our plan before any facilities are changed or close. that is about making sure there is a backing for what is proposed to making sure that any such changes would improve the health of the area. very happily look at the issue he raises and make sure the department of health engage with them on that issue. >> andrew miller. >> for police authorities concluded what i shared with the chancellor just started buying cars from korea.

julian bond, john lewis and i were all in the nonviolent coordinating committee together.ld come in the summer. and i'm going to talk to them about that experience and about experiences since, about whether or not they see, for example, occupy as an offshoot in its own way. >> do you? >> i do. >> do you. >> and it shows you how different generations express themselves differently. but in a real sense, that era was the first real era in the 20th century of mass, massive kind of protest. and so, i'm going to ask them about their own lives since, about the lives of the civil rights movement since and about -- >> they have certainly walked the walk through history. >> each of them. i think this is going to be a wonderful evening. first come, first served. >> 8:30, bus boys and poets. >> monday night. >> northwest washington on 14th street. >> yes. >> all right, looking forward to that. congresswoman, always a pleasure. thanks for coming in. >> my pleasure, jim. thank you. >> thank you for watching us on "viewpoint" this sunday morning. enjoy the rest of your weekend, everybody