[shouting] >> ed miliband. >> mr. speaker, if it's all been such a great success, i still don't know why he back to the education secretary. and let's talk about the figures today. we have welcomed the fall in unemployment. but his real problem is that this recovery is not benefiting most working people who are working harder, for longer for less. that are 7 million people who are in working families who are paid so little they are in poverty. does he think the economy is working for them? >> first of al all of me bring s up-to-date on the unemployment figures that have been released this morning. we see employment up by 254,000 this quarter. we see women implement up. we see youth employment up, and we see the unemployment count falling by 121,000. and we've reached an important milestone in our country, which is more people in work in our country than ever before in our history. we can now say that since this government came to office there are 1.8 million more people in work. that is a record that we can be proud o

. >> ed miliband. [shouting] >> mr. speaker, at like to join the dry miniature in paying tribute to the way the the organizers and the noise of fans by the tour de france such a brilliant success for britain. i was proud to watch it on the street as i know he was. i was in leeds with hundreds of thousands of people lining the street. let me say, tried to all of us have been horrified by the instances of child abuse that had been uncovered into the allegations that are being made. all of the victims are not just code to justice but are owed an apology that it took so long for their cries to be heard. does the prime minister agree all inquiries including by the police and those you set up, must go wherever the evidence leads them in whatever institution of the country, including our own, to get at what happened the? >> i also be agreed with the right honorable gentleman. child abuse is a despicable crime and the victims lived with a whore for the rest of their lives. it's absolutely vital whether it is the to increase ann

[shouting] >> ed miliband. >> mr. speaker, he is in its fifth year as prime minister and all he can do is try and blame someone else. [shouting] and he just doesn't get it. and he just doesn't get it. this week we saw shocking figures about another group suffering from the cost of living prices. millions of young people whose earnings are falling faster than everyone else. one in four of them living with their parents because they can't afford to buy a house or even met one. does he honestly think there's any benefit of the recovery? >> of course we want living standards to recover faster. and there were two things you need to do to make that happen. first of all, get more people into work and we are getting people into work. secondly, cut spending so you can cut taxes, which is exactly what we are doing. yesterday, labour announced that an import announcement is now their policy to put up taxes on middle income people. perhaps he can now get to his feet and tell us which taxes on rich people. >> ed miliband. >> i ask

of its weapons from the united states that's according to britain's former foreign minister david miliband israel also remains the top recipient of u.s. international aid receiving three point one billion dollars in annual foreign military funding during the most recent budget year the us provided two hundred thirty five million dollars towards the production of israel's iron dome anti rocket system and it nearly three hundred million dollars of additional u.s. funding went towards other missile defense programs these figures are pointing to u.s. congress's own think tanks since israel launched operation protective edge three weeks ago hundreds upon hundreds of palestinians have been killed and according to the u.n. one out of every three killed in gaza is a child an additional one hundred forty thousand civilians on the strip have been displaced and while the u.s. has invested in the midst capital in building up israel's military might not intended has much less control little influence over how tough it is using the american made missiles and guns it's our arena our t. . and a lawrence f

place it on the twenty sixteen ballot bringing the initiative one step closer to fruition artie's miliband has more. because the most populated state in the union be split up well that's what one tech billionaire in silicon valley wants to do tim draper a venture capitalist wants to break california into not two not three not even four but six smaller states and his vision is one step closer to going up for a vote draper announced this week that he collected a one point three million signatures in a petition to put his proposal on the california state ballot in two years well over the eight hundred eight thousand needed and with just over thirty eight million people in california if it were its own country it would have the eighth largest economy in the world but if draper has his way the landscape could change dramatically now much of the bay area plus santa cruz and monterey counties they would become the state of silicon valley and california is most northern parts they would become jefferson as some counties that there have already wanted for years and some north bay counties would bec

. >> ed miliband. [shouting] >> mr. speaker, at like to join the dry miniature in paying tribute to the way the the organizers and the noise of fans by the tour de france such a brilliant success for britain. i was proud to watch it on the street as i know he was. i was in leeds with hundreds of thousands of people lining the street. let me say, tried to all of us have been horrified by the instances of child abuse that had been uncovered into the allegations that are being made. all of the victims are not just code to justice but are owed an apology that it took so long for their cries to be heard. does the prime minister agree all inquiries including by the police and those you set up, must go wherever the evidence leads them in whatever institution of the country, including our own, to get at what happened the? >> i also be agreed with the right honorable gentleman. child abuse is a despicable crime and the victims lived with a whore for the rest of their lives. it's absolutely vital whether it is the to increase ann

former obama obama campaign advisers jim messina and david axelrod are vising david cameron and ed miliband campaigns in the u.k. he said of the three mainstream political parties there that quote if a backside could have three cheeks they would be the three cheeks of the same back side i mean absolutely i have to political parties here do you think the parliament a parliamentary system there at least allows some political diversity. to your political system is affecting us such is the respect for that old colony where you're speaking to me from is that both political leaders of the main parties year of high and president obama's advisers david axelrod and jim messina i think that was the guy ten years ago was involved in a homophobic homophobic campaign in montana or maybe that's the other way the idea is a top politicians that what we need is the glamour and gloss of american political intrigue it's not helping both bodies deeply unpopular apathy never be in a polling turnouts at the most recent council elections so despite all of your wonderful obama white house people coming here probab

former obama obama campaign advisers jim messina and david axelrod are advising david cameron and ed miliband campaigns in the u.k. he said of the three mainstream political parties their backside could have three cheeks they would be the three cheeks of the same back side i mean absolutely i have to political parties here do you think the parliament a parliamentary system there at least allows some political diversity to your political system is a fake thing on as such is the respect for that old colony where you're speaking to me from is that both political leaders of the main parties here of hide president obama's advisers david axelrod and jim messina i think that was the guy ten years ago was involved in a homophobic homophobic campaign in montana or maybe that's the other one the idea is a top politicians that what we need is the glamour and gloss of american political intrigue it's not helping both bodies deeply unpopular apathy never be up. pulling turnouts at the most recent council elections so despite all of your wonderful obama white house people coming here probably a great expen

president would have to approve it too which is something highly unlikely to happen from washington miliband. california is facing one of the worst droughts and decades while the agricultural industry suffers urban water use in the month of may actually went up there despite efforts to encourage conservation so now the state water board isn't acting in emergency rule allowing local agencies to find water wasters up to five hundred dollars a day but it's not only people over watering their lawns and hosing off their driveways that are contributing to the problem another one of the potential culprits is not sleep on the morongo band of mission indians reservation the largest bottled water company in the u.s. has been drawing water from a spring in milford canyon for over a decade now keep in mind this is the cabazon area which has been facing declining groundwater levels since the year two thousand it's hard to say if or how much nestle's bottled water production contributes to this decrease because as a sovereign nation it's reporting requirements are lax on the tribe is exempt from oversight

increasingly asked in europe over the rising number of civilian casualties among those concerned is marie miliband of the leader of france's national front party. to be. closely watching the situation in ukraine because nobody talks about it the truth is that civilians are being massacred and this doesn't concern being here this is outrageous for some reason children into mr khan to put an end to this killing us the best way to stop this is to get all the signs around to go shooting and russia's role can't be undermined. but contempt since the beginning of the conflict has closed the door to a diplomatic solution. ever since for every school in kiev ukraine's been a firmly in the headlines over conflicts in the field and the battle over gas supplies but with some big wigs in washington it's opened a whole new way to cash in on the changes you can experience. for some top u.s. officials ukraine is not just about politics it's about business for family and friends but one connection leads to another and the business is now finding its way into the u.s. congress a week after vice president joe biden'

former obama obama campaign advisers jim messina and david axelrod are vising david cameron and ed miliband campaigns in the u.k. he said of the three mainstream political parties their backside could have three cheeks they would be the three cheeks of the same back side i mean absolutely i have to put a parties here do you think the parliament a parliamentary system there at least allows some political diversity to your political system is a fake thing on as such is the respect for that old colony where you're speaking to me from is that both political leaders of the main parties here of hyde president obama's advisers david axelrod and jim messina i think that was the guy who ten years ago was involved in a homophobe. homophobic ad campaign in montana or maybe that's the other one the idea is a blank start top politicians that what we need is that glamour and gloss of american political intrigue it's not helping both bodies deeply unpopular apathy never been a polling turnout at the most recent council elections so despite all of your wonderful obama white house people coming here probabl

obama campaign adviser in 2008 and 2012 is crossesing the pond to advise labor party leader ed miliband'sarliamentary elections next year. obama's most recent manager will advice the other team, david cameron's conservative party. many elected officials around the world are asking for help, understanding microtargeting, messaging, and the dynamics of social media. but can one really transplant america's strange hyper charged political campaigns to other parts of the world thousands of miles away? i guess the answer is -- [ chanting ] >>> the correct answer to the challenge question was a. the philippines declared its independence from spain, but that declaration didn't work. it was then sold to america for $20 million. on july 4th, 1946, the united states officially granted the philippines independence, and they celebrated independence day on the fourth of july until the filipino president changed the date to june 12th in 1962. he said that the anniversary of their independence from spain represented a greater struggle and was more inspiring. if you guessed rwanda, it was a good guess, it

during a noisy session of prime minister's questions, ed miliband said david cameron was wrong to haveen on the former "news of the world" editor, a decision for which he said he took full responsibility. but ed miliband questioned the prime minister's interrupt. >> the charge against the prime minister is not one of ignorance, it is willful negligence. at the heart of this scandal a are thousands of innocent victims of phone hacking he didn't stand up for. the prime minister will always be remembered as being the first ever occupant of his office to have brought a criminal into the heart of downing street. >> all of these issues were examined by the levinson inquiry. but if he wants to examine the calls we make, i'm happy to because it is leadership that has got this economy moving. it is leadership that has gotten our deficit down. it is leadership that is putting britain back to work, and it is the total absence of leadership from the labour party that shows they have nothing to say about britain's economic future. >> david cameron. passionate speeches, powerful arguments and touchi

. >> ed miliband. [shouting] >> mr. speaker, it's for your since the prime minister announced his top down nhs reorganization. since then can he tell us with a number of people having to wait more than they guaranteed two months for cancer treatment has got better or worse? >> the number of people treated for cancer i has gone up by 15% and we are meeting the key waiting time targets, particularly the waiting time target for actual emergency which we met for april even though once again he predicted a crisis. >> mr. speaker, that was a very specific question i asked about cancer treatment. i asked whether things got better or worse. the prime minister said things would get better. cancer support -- more lives are being put at risk. cancer research uk said and i quote this isn't just a missed target. some patients are being felt they missed the target for the first time ever on access to cancer treatment. easy really telling two of the most respected cancer charities they are wrong about the target and things we getting

. >> ed miliband. [shouting] >> mr. speaker, it's for your since the prime minister announced his top down nhs reorganization. since then can he tell us with a number of people having to wait more than they guaranteed two months for cancer treatment has got better or worse? >> the number of people treated for cancer i has gone up by 15% and we are meeting the key waiting time targets, particularly the waiting time target for actual emergency which we met for april even though once again he predicted a crisis. >> mr. speaker, that was a very specific question i asked about cancer treatment. i asked whether things got better or worse. the prime minister said things would get better. cancer support -- more lives are being put at risk. cancer research uk said and i quote this isn't just a missed target. some patients are being felt they missed the target for the first time ever on access to cancer treatment. easy really telling two of the most respected cancer charities they are wrong about the target and things we getting

during a noisy session, ed miliband said he was wrong to take on the former head the daily news. >> the charge against the prime minister is not one of ignorance, it is willful negligence. that is at the heart of this scandal. an innocent victim of phone hacking that he did not stand up for. the prime minister will always be remembered as being the first ever occupant of his office who brought a criminal into the heart of downing street. >> all of these issues were examined by the levinsohn inquiry. if he wants to examine the calls we make and the leadership we give, i am happy to any time because it is leadership that has got this economy moving. it is leadership that has gotten our deficit down. it is leadership that is putting britain that to work. and it is the total absence of leadership from the labour party that shows they have nothing to say about britain's economic future. >> david cameron. passionate speeches, our full arguments, and touching personal stories as they debated whether or not people suffering from terminal illnesses and close to death should be able to ask doctor