>> as i said last week i've never been lobbied by lyndon crosby about anything.ut the difference between me and, frankly, every member of the party opposite is i can also put my hand on my heart and say i've never been lobbied by trade union after trade union. [shouting] making donation after donation, fixing parliamentary selection after parliamentary selection. that is the real problem in british politics and it's time we cleaned it out the. [shouting] >> order. very important matters. he must be heard. >> thank you, mr. speaker. with armed forces day in mind this weekend, would my right honorable friend join me in supporting a campaign being run supported by support our soldiers, the free press and the telegraph encouraging local residents to send boxes to our troops in afghanistan? we hoped we would have sent 500 to our troops. >> i congratulcongratul ate my honorable friend, every one who has taken part in this excellent initiative. i think actually these boxes, i've seen them not only been back here in britain but also unloaded in afghanistan, and i can see

. >> lyndon crosby has never lobbied me on anything. the only opinions and interested in or how we destroy the credibility of the labor party of which he has considerable expertise. i have to say he isn't doing as good of a job as the party opposite. >> thank you. last year he intervened in the case of look-see may who is being confirmed as the daughter of private daniel who died in active service in afghanistan. the fiancee and family are in the gallery today. the whole situation wouldn't have of risen if they had kept samples of dna of the active soldiers to be are we making progress on this? >> my friend thinks a point and standing up for his constituents the way he did. what i would like to do this convene a meeting of the minister so i can get back to him with the best answer on the action we can take to stop these problems happening in the future. >> thank you mr. speaker. the number of families in temporary accommodations rose by 5,000 in the last year. can the prime minister explain why? >> we need to build more houses in our co