mr. david cameron. >> thank you, mr. speaker. yesterday, the whole country shared in the sorrow of our armed forces families as they saw their loved ones come home. we support both our troops and the reasons for being in afghanistan. but isn't there a need for an even tighter definition of our mission. we're not trying to build the perfect democracy. but we must be focused solely on building securing stability so the terrorists don't return. we've been in afghanistan for eight years now. does the prime minister agree with me if we are to maintain public support both here and vitally in afghanistan we've together show greater urgency and we've got to make more visible progress? >> mr. speaker, first of all, i think the whole country joined with the people in a dignified way that they wanted to recognize the service and sacrifice of our armed forces. and i think we owe a huge debt of people who have to endure great tragedies, seeing them happen and welcoming back people who have died on behalf of our country. and i hope that everyb

mr. david cameron. >> thank you, mr. speaker. yesterday, the whole country shared in the sorrow of our armed forces families as they saw their loved ones come home. we support both our troops and the reasons for being in afghanistan. but isn't there a need for an even tighter definition of our mission. we're not trying to build the perfect democracy. but we must be focused solely on building securing stability so the terrorists don't return. we've been in afghanistan for eight years now. does the prime minister agree with me if we are to maintain public support both here and vitally in afghanistan we've together show greater urgency and we've got to make more visible progress? >> mr. speaker, first of all, i think the whole country joined with the people in a dignified way that they wanted to recognize the service and sacrifice of our armed forces. and i think we owe a huge debt of people who have to endure great tragedies, seeing them happen and welcoming back people who have died on behalf of our country. and i hope that everyb

. >> david cameron. >> thank you, mr. speaker. can i welcome what the prime minister said and agree with him about the queen's new recognition for our armed forces. we should all be incredibly proud of what they do on our behalf. last week i think it was demonstrated for everyone to see that capital spending under labour will be cut. now i want to turn to total spending. will the prime minister accept that his own figures show that once the treasury's forecast for inflation of total spending will be cut after 2011? >> no, mr. speaker. total spending will continue to rise and it will be a 0% rise for 2014 and 15 last. in 2011 and '12 and '12 '13 -- >> order, prime minister's answer must be heard. >> i think that answer gets 0%. the prime minister said very clearly, no, it will lies well, can he explain this? this is a treasury presentation that has been given to us and on page 7 -- on-page 7 it says very clearly with headings for current spending and capital spending the headline in reduction in medium-term spending. so can i ask t

. >> david cameron. >> thank you mr. speaker. can i welcome what the prime minister said and agree with them about the queen's new recognition for armed forces. we should be incredibly proud of what they do on our behalf. last week that think it was demonstrated for everyone to see that capital spending under labor will be cut. now i want to turn to total spending for the will the prime minister accept that his own figures show that once the treasury is forecast for inflation, the total spending will be cut after 2011? >> no mr. speaker, total spending will continue to rise and it will be at 0% rise in 2013 and 2014. in 2011/12-- [laughter] in 2011/12 and 12, 13. >> order, order. the prime minister's answer must be heard. speak the prime minister said very clearly no, it will rise. can he explain this? this is a treasury presentation that has been given to us and on page 7, on page 7 it says very clearly what headings for current spending and capital spending, the headline is reduction in medium-term spending. so, can i ask the p