labour are cutting the nhs. you cannot trust labour with our national health service. >> jonathan evan. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the whole house will be aware that younger women drivers face a massive hike in their insurance premiums next year. and as a direct result as a european court judgment. in that context, therefore, does my right honorable friend share my disappointment that this judgment has been warmly welcomed by london's labour euro mp mary honeyball who has indicated that she considers it to be admirable and the price of equality? >> well, i have to say to my honorable friend, it shows that some of the lutie left is still alive and well in our country because, frankly, insurance premiums ought to reflect risk. and i think i'd understand that. [laughter] >> insurance premiums ought to reflect risk and my honorable friend as ever is displaying commonsense whereas the european court did not. >> mr. jamie reed. >> thank you, mr. speaker. it's now almost -- it's now almost 12 months since the prime min

we're now facing a real terms cut of 1 billion pounds for the nhs. what is the prime minister going to do? >> we said that spending would increase in real terms each year, and it will. >> as we approach. friday, we must reflect on the role of pontius pilate. will my honorable friend assure house on hyde park corner protesting about reductions in spending if he had been responsible for the economic mess that was the result of the reductions in the first place? >> my honorable friend puts it extremely well. far from standing on the shoulders of the suffragettes or whenever a nonsense we heard of the weekend, the fact is that the gentleman is sitting in a great pool of debt that was his creation. he has no idea what to do about it. >> in 2009, the prime minister promised families with disabled children a crack team of medical experts to act as a one-stop shop to assess families and get them help they need. can he tell the house how many of these teams have been set up? >> i can tell the honorable lady it was something based on my own experience of havin

labour are cutting the nhs.annot trust labour with our national health service. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the whole house will be aware that younger women drivers face a massive hike in their insurance premiums next year and as a direct result of a european call to judgment. in that con text, does my friend share my disappointment this judgment is welcomed by london's union who indicated that they are to be add admirable? >> i have to say that some of the loonie leftists are still alive and well in the country because insurance premiums ought to reflect risks. i think it's done that. insurance premiums ought to reflect risk. >> thank you, mr. speaker. it's almost 12 months into my hospital in the shooting of the hostages that took place there. they have chosen to do nothing, but there's actions and other providers facing their services being removed. we need this over and do the con stish wents a -- con stitch wents a favor? >> i remember visiting and they did brilliant work, and he does not need to worry about

he was cleared of any wrongdoing in that if a heat a gate scandal, he will be sworn nhs the morning. >>> you said he is a top's cop. >> absolutely. >> the department as we know has suffered from years past having a guy or a woman in charge who the rank and file didn't really follow. >> consider this. there are about 1400 members of the rank and file, they certainly need someone that they feel they can look up to. you also know niese are union protected positions so in turn collective bargaining greets are coming up. they need someone they believe is going to shepherd the department through this process and make that transition somewhat easier so it seems he the appropriate choice at this point. >> robert liles, thank you for that. >>> well it's not something you expect to see in the united states much less california california. but recent numbers show more women are dying during child birth than they were decade abo. elizabeth cook tells us a closer hook at the numbers reveal a more frightening figure. >> reporter: it's news no mother want to talk about. crystal carter had her baby

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