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mr. speaker. the prime minister may be unaware or should be aware that sheffield forge masters announced a loss of 100 jobs in this crisis hit industry. many of those jobs will be in my constituency. we have lots of warm words, pandering and crocodile tears from the prime minister and ministers in this chamber. about the tsunami of job losses across the steel industry. can he tell me when he is actually going to do something to actually support world-class companies? >> first of all we have taken action, including the action on energy bills which will save these industries 400 billion pounds in this parliament. the honorable gentleman chose to reject a bit of politics into this come well, let me inject some back. when the labour party were in power, what happened to employment in the steel industry? it was cut by 35,000, cut in half. where were the carveouts on the energy bill then? went with a special arrangements for taking votes in europe that we put in place? where were the rules for making sure that we by british stupid when it comes to public procurement as well for ages to for the kerry pro

mr. speaker. the prime minister may be unaware or should be aware that sheffield forge masters announced a loss of 100 jobs in this crisis hit industry. many of those jobs will be in my constituency. we have lots of warm words, pandering and crocodile tears from the prime minister and ministers in this chamber. about the tsunami of job losses across the steel industry. can he tell me when he is actually going to do something to actually support world-class companies? >> first of all we have taken action, including the action on energy bills which will save these industries 400 billion pounds in this parliament. the honorable gentleman chose to reject a bit of politics into this come well, let me inject some back. when the labour party were in power, what happened to employment in the steel industry? it was cut by 35,000, cut in half. where were the carveouts on the energy bill then? went with a special arrangements for taking votes in europe that we put in place? where were the rules for making sure that we by british stupid when it comes to public procurement as well for ages to for the kerry pro

mr. speaker. i rise today to honor the life and memory of dr. richard howard gam bell of sheffield, alabama, who passed away just a few weeks ago on christmas day. howard searched as a giant in the field of -- served as a giant in the field of dentistry where he was the president of the academy of general dentistry, president of the alabama a.g.d. chapter. additionaly, howard devoted 17 years of public service to the state of alabama. serving as mayor of sheffield, police and fire commissioner, city councilman and county commissioner. mr. gosar: however i'm sure he will be most proud of his record, serving our country in the united states air force. but despite these impressive accomplishments, he didn't live to rack up titles or positions. he lived to fulfill his missions of making a difference in the lives of his patients and his community. in that regard, howard was a huge success. on a personal note, i'm incredibly proud to follow in howard's footsteps as a dentist, to answer the call of public service and call him a personal friend. his life long contributions to advancing the

mr. speaker. the prime minister may be unaware or should be aware that sheffield forge masters announced a loss of 100 jobs in this crisis hit industry. many of those jobs will be in my constituency. we have lots of warm words, pandering and crocodile tears from the prime minister and ministers in this chamber. about the tsunami of job losses across the steel industry. can he tell me when he is actually going to do something to actually support world-class companies? >> first of all we have taken action, including the action on energy bills which will save these industries 400 billion pounds in this parliament. the honorable gentleman chose to reject a bit of politics into this come well, let me inject some back. when the labour party were in power, what happened to employment in the steel industry? it was cut by 35,000, cut in half. where were the carveouts on the energy bill then? went with a special arrangements for taking votes in europe that we put in place? where were the rules for making sure that we by british stupid when it comes to public procurement as well for ages to for the kerry pro