he is from maldon and he covered the conflict northern ireland. shelley murphy is also reported the "boston globe" and his work there for 21 years. she is has covered organized crime for most of that time. she was previously at "the boston herald." she has won a polk award and she is from dorchester. welcome to tucson youth two. [applause] so the book actually was one of the finalists for the national book critics circle award so congratulations on that. can you tell us why you started following the story and give us a little bit of background on a? >> first of all shelley and i would like to thank everybody associated with the book festival for having us here. we have been here for 22 hours and have already fallen in love with this down. it must be fate but is 10 or 11 miles away from here right now in the penitentiary. we asked him if he wanted to attend but when the phone didn't ring we knew it was him. [laughter] shelley and i have covered, first of all shelley grew up in dorchester south of the bossed bossed -- boston line. my entire maternal

is he aware, however, that today's figures show that unemployment have fallen in maldon by 27%. does he agree that this is further proof that the chancellor was actually right to ignore his critics and to stick to his guns? >> i thank my right honorable friend for what he said very indiana plummet figures as i said there is good news about women it to work him about young people into work, about falls in long-term unemployment. the number of people complaining unemployed benefits, the largest fall in that since february 1998. this is a really important point about getting people back to work in giving people the chance of a job and dignity and security in their lives. that is what our plan is all about. womanthe weekend, a young from my constituency died of cervical cancer. it left her family and friends bereft and unable to understand why she did not get the smear test that she asked for. will the prime minister sent is -- send his sympathies. we must have the right policies in place to make sure this does not happen to anyone else. >> i think the honorable lady is absolutely r

maldon raised, an excellent question, whose shares in the responsibility for protection? it will bankrupt most universities to spend 20-30,000,000 dollars when there is no guarantee any way. it is something that should be shared worldwide. to take one example. social security numbers. why don't we do you value social security numbers? why not require financial institutions not to use social security numbers? so there is no incentive to steal them? if one doesn't do that, one shifts the costs to higher education institutions. it is a balancing between risks and costs. all i can tell you is that the cost can be staggering. even then, all of the experts we have retained are telling us there is no 100 person guarantee. >> i want to add a few words from the perspective of the federal trade commission. we believe reasonableness is the right approach. given the different types of companies that we have jurisdiction over, we think it is critical to have flexibility and a fact specific approach. we understand the challenges that dr. low has identified. going back to your question,

maldon raised, an excellent question, whose shares in the responsibility for protection? it will bankrupt most universities to spend 20-30,000,000 dollars when there is no guarantee any way. it is something that should be shared worldwide laying -- worldwide. take one example. social security numbers. social't we do you value security numbers? why not require financial institutions not to use social security numbers? so there is no incentive to steal them? if one doesn't do that, one shifts the costs to higher education institutions. it is a balancing between risks and costs. all i can tell you is that the cost can be staggering. even then, all of the experts we have retained are telling us there is no 100 person guarantee. >> i want to add a few words from the perspective of the federal trade commission. we believe reasonableness is the right approach. given the different types of companies that we have jurisdiction over, we think it is critical to have flexibility and a fact specific approach. we understand the challenges that dr. low has identified. going back to your