the right honorable member for kirkcaldy, when he used to talk some sense in the old days. >> harriet harman. >> well, will he confirm, since he is talking about new politics and transparency -- will he confirm and will he welcome the o.b.r. forecast that, under the plans that we put in place, unemployment will be lower this year and next year and the year after, and that borrowing will be lower this year, next year, and the year after -- that we forecast that. will he confirm that, and will he welcome it? >> what i can tell the honorable lady about the office of budget responsibility -- and first of all, should she not welcome the fact that these things are now independently determined, rather than fiddled in the treasury? what the office of budget responsibility shows is that the structural deficit is going to be 12 billion pounds higher, and the growth forecast that the chancellor of the exchequer produced at the time of the budget were a complete fiction. >> harriet harman. >> i can answer his question, although, to be fair, he is supposed to be answering mine. yes, i do -- yes, i

that we -- the poor dupes who were sitting at the back -- had to listen to the honorable member for kirkcaldy give over and over again? we have published the table for the first time. between now and the years the honorable lady talks about, there will be further budgets, where we will make further progress in helping the poorest families in our country. >> dr. julian huppert. >> does the prime minister agree with several generals, many members of the public and myself that trident should be included in the strategic defense and security review? does he agree that if there is a case for retaining it, that would come out in the review? and if there is not a case, it should not be kept? >> my honorable friend will know that this was carefully negotiated in the coalition agreement between our two parties. my view is clear -- britain should retain the nuclear deterrent and we should always keep that insurance policy against great danger. although i think that there is a case for looking at the costs of the trident system and seeing how we can bear down on them, i do not believe that we should hav