. >> ed miliband. [shouting] >> mr. speaker, can i join the prime minister in paying tribute to guardsman karl whittle a first battalion grenadier guards, and sergeant lee davidson of the light dragoons, both of them showed the utmost courage and bravery, and our thoughts are with all their family and friends. can i also join the prime minister in celebrate today the renaming of the clock tower as they elizabeth power. it was done with all party support. it is a fitting tribute to the service, her majesty, the queen has shown to our country. mr. speaker, the fall and unlimited is welcome, but all of us, but all of us will be concerned for the number of people out of work for more than a year, stand at 904,000. its highest level since 17 years. does he agree with me this is a particularly troubling statistic? the longer someone is out of work the harder it is for them to get back into it, and the more damage that is done to them, their families entity to our economy. >> i absolutely agree with him about the dangers and t

he's there already. >> ed miliband! >> let me compliment mr. speaker on such a butch answer from the prime minister. and what are we seeing from mr. butch, mr. speaker? because he's against the new international development secretary, the former transport secretary. he was notting back the clerics while backing the well secretary and when it came to the environment secretary, mr. speaker, she was sacked was too old and replaced by a man who was older. very butch, mr. speaker. the reality is this, the prime is going to have to answer between now and april and he didn't answer the question as to whether he is going to get that top rate tax cut, a tax cut for millionaires by millionaires. the reality is this, their plan is failing. they stand up for the wrong people. plan a's not working. he should change course. on a day where we hear this economy has created one million net new private sector jobs, all we have learned from the labour is they have learned nothing. they are still committed to the spending, the borrowing, the debt that got us into

. >> ed miliband. >> let me join the prime minister in paying tribute to lieutenant andrew chesterman of 3rd battalion the rifles, lance corporal matthew smith of 26 engineer regiment and guardsman jamie shadrake of 1st battalion the grenadier guards. they all died serving our country. their sacrifice will never be forgotten, and our thoughts are with their families and friends. i also want to join the prime minister in paying tribute to everyone involved in the olympic and paralympic gamesour athletes, our fantastic volunteers and indeed the whole country, which united in support of team gb. it showed our country at its best, it brought britain together and we should all be proud of the achievement. after two and a half years in government, the prime minister returned from his summer break and told the nation that he now realised it was time to "cut through the dither". who did he have in mind? >> the right honorable gentleman has had all summer to think of a question. is that really the best he can do? let me explain to the right honorable gentleman what this reshuffle is all about.

mi miliband will have a chance to go head to head with david cameron on these issues but they're trying to position themselves in that kind of way. obviously, economic growth is one of the key factors there. osh lack of economic growth. one of the interesting appointments this time around has been paul dayton. s has been appointed as minister in charge of economic delivery, or official title is commercial secretary to the treasury. he's a former saks banker and ceo of the organization that delivers the olympics and paralympics so he's done well. basically, he over the next couple of years will be trying to manage the 30-year national infrastructure plan that was published a couple of years ago. when with spoke to extive general at cbi said he was excited about that about this appointment, which is unpaid, can inject more impetus into the economic growth strategy. >> thanks for that. we'll see what happens. i dare say how difficult delivery the olympics was. i have a feeling delivery an economy in the uk is a rather tougher job. >> and he's still busy so he can't start this until january

we'll have live coverage from manchester as mr miliband faces questions from voters shortly.gions of andalucia and murcia. pope benedict's former butler goes on trial accused of stealing sensitive documents from the vatican. and, teeing off on day two of the ryder cup, europe attempt to haul themselves back into contention as they trail the us 5—3. northern ireland's biggest policing operation in 20 years is taking place in belfast. tens of thousands of people are taking part in a parade to mark a 100 year old agreement that laid the way for the partition of ireland. unionists signed the ulster covenant in 1912 to show their determination to remain british. our correspondent jane peeljoins remain british. our correspondent jane peel joins me remain british. our correspondent jane peeljoins me now from stormont. a beautiful afternoon there, and in terms of any flashpoints, as it all gone off peacefully so far? so far, so good. it is very colourful and noisy here in the grounds of stormont. but yes, potential flashpoints, in the grounds of stormont. but yes, potentialflashpoint