the latest in a long line of such incidents in northern ireland recently. will the prime minister join with me in condemning this terrorist activity and as well as supporting the police and the army with resources? would the prime minister agree as we approach the assembly elections in a few weeks time and the full stable devolution in northern ireland for generations. the best answer we can give to these people reject their poles and drag us back to the past and keep northern ireland moving forward. >> i think the honorable gentleman suppose on all sides of the house. first of all, we have to be externally vigilant against terrorists in northern ireland and else and we should do that and he knows the british government will give the northern ireland the support we can. but secondly the best proof of succeeds and there is a nonviolent path is so show the success of our democratic institutions as he and his colleagues in northern ireland have done. >> yesterday, counsel is on the joint health overview and scrutiny committee were told by senior doctors that i

the northern ireland assembly has completed the first full term. a retirement at the age of 84 after an extraordinary period in which a coalition of bitter enemies held things together. >> treated as a political celebrity. >> a pleasure. >> he's the man who went from preacher to protester to peacemaker. this was his final day as a member of the storm assembly. he's retiring from elective politics at the age of 84. >> 40 years ago, i would have obtained where i -- and good friends. and a lot -- >> including martin mcginn he is. the one-time i.r.a. commander who later became a sinn fein politician. the firebrand ian piersley seemed an unlikely friend. but four years ago, they became northern ireland's first and deputy first minister. they got on so well, other parties called them the chuckle brothers. >> i developed not just a good working relationship with him but regard him as a huge friend of the -- and regard him as my friend. that doesn't mean we agree about everything. but hey, government, everything -- >> there have been plenty of arguments al

. >> i think the prime minister and the secretary of state for northern ireland for their work in securing the extra 200 million pounds for the police service of northern ireland to combat the dissident terrorist threat. given our campaign for compensation for the ira victims of libyan state-sponsored terrorism, can the prime minister give us an assurance that before the normalization of relations with libya under any new regime, this outstanding matter of compensation will be addressed by the government, not least perhaps by the use of gaddafi assets seized in britain? >> well, first of all, i think he will gentleman for what he said about the additional funding for the police in northern ireland, because it is absolutely vital that we work hard with the administration to ensure the security situation there is as good as it possibly can be. the terms of what he says about compensation from the libyans to victims of ira terror, there is a unit working on that issue, and i think it is vitally important to go on doing that. it is an ingenious idea to use the frozen assets in that way. i have

gentleman for what he says about the additional funding for the police in northern ireland. it is absolutely vital that we work hard with the administration to make sure that the security situation there is as good as it can be. on what he said about compensation from the libyans to victims of ira terror, an fco-led unit is still working on that issue and it is vital that it continues to go on doing that. it is an ingenious idea to use the frozen assets in that way. having sought advice, those assets really belong to the libyan people. the whole problem with libya is that it is a rich country with poor people. we can see that in the extensive assets that have been frozen. those assets belong to the libyan people first and foremost. >> milton keynes council has been praised for its commitment to publish all expenditure of more than 500 pounds, ensuring that local residents can see exactly how the council tax money is being spent. what message will the prime minister give to other local authorities that seem determined to keep their residence firmly in the dark? >> by hon. fri

i will tell you in the last week, british prime minister tony blair defended my actions in northern ireland and been very responsible for bringing about the irish peace process and president clinton has stood by me and president obama offered me the position of bread to ireland. if they thought any of my actions were wrong i doubt the president of united states would offer me a position to be ambassador of ireland. i saw the elements of the i.r.a. who wanted to go to the peace table and he worked with bill clinton to bring them to the peace table and essential in bringing that peace process maybe hundreds of thousands alive today in northern ireland because of my efforts. so "the new york times" story -- daes two months ago "the new york times" did an editorial and praised me for my efforts in northern ireland when they were trying to prove another point. terrorism is terrorism and i would be happy to debate this issue at any time. i would compare the people in the i.r.a. -- who by the way, now are sitting in government in northern ireland alongside leaders and work on a regular basis with

>> in northern ireland. >> jimmy: was it fun shooting there? >> it was a great time.ere not big into tequila there. >> jimmy: do they really not have it there? >> not a lot. i went all over looking in all the different bars because i had nothing else to do. i went to this one bar and they had one bottle of patron. i was like, thank god. the guy pulled it off and just -- smoke came off of the top. i worked here for seven years, i've never served one shot of this. >> jimmy: missing out. >> by the time we left, every bar in town was stocking it. >> jimmy: you're like the ambassador from mexico. i understand there was a big sporting event going on over there while you were over there? >> yes, we were lucky enough to be in belfast when the international world dwarf games was happening. >> jimmy: that's almost like a miracle that you would be there when that's happening. >> unbelievable. >> jimmy: it really is. did you time it, did you plan that? >> i would have if i would have known. we were -- it was one of those things, fate just was very kind. >> jimmy: i would so much

did you think this was going to change the politics of northern ireland in this bomb went off oh no doubt about it and i saw the devastation and realised launch those bombs were ushered in eighteen months we'll be talking pictures. at the height of the troubles the ira churned out car bombs as if on a production line. but you don't need a secret army to launch a car bomb attack. even the smallest terrorist cell can make a one off fertilizer bomb. in one nine hundred ninety three the same year as bishopsgate car bombers would return to america and strike again at new york's financial district. the target was the world trade center. on friday feb nineteenth a massive explosion ripped through the underground parking garage of the north tower. dave williams was the chief f.b.i. investigator. were we walked into the trade center it was kind of like walking into a cave. and hear people hollering screaming in the background rescue workers basically you had a crater that was five stories. in one nine hundred ninety three world trade center bombing was the first major terrorist attack on american

world tonight, it ranges from a globetrotting former president to a frightening discovery in northern ireland police there say a bomb found your courthouse in londonderry on sunday was a substantial, viable the vice. it was contained in a beer keg and left in a stolen car. police believe it was planted by dissident republican group. british airways has voted for further strikes. the route began over cost- cutting but now centers on the decision to remove travel concessions. the former u.s. president jimmy carter is back in cuba, his first visit since 2002. he remains the only u.s. president to visit the country since its 1959 communist revolution. this trip is being described as private, but it is thought he will discuss the case of a u.s. citizen jail this month for providing illegal internet access to cuban citizens. the head of football's world governing body says he is concern that brazil may not be ready in time to host the world cup in 2014. he said preparations need to be speeded up. he said brazilian officials wrapping as if the world cup was the day after tomorrow, when in fact it wa

those of us in northern ireland will share no tears over mr. gaddafi, especially in regards of this supplying weapons to butcher british citizens in ireland? is the prime minister in the position to give us enough in regards to the red cross? will they be active on the ground? >> the people in northern ireland and have every right to remember the heart and the pain caused by gaddafi's funding of the ira, a wrong bet has been properly right did. on the issue of the red cross, i will ask the secretary to discuss this. >> just yesterday i was voicing my concern about the situation. potentially, our generations will wonder. i am short this is helped by the chilling words colonel gaddafi issued in his interview. has the security council been able to detect potential threats or is it empty talk by a tyrant who knows his days are numbered? >> these are chilling words about what he is planning to do to his own country at his own people. i, too, heard the reports about civilian aircraft. even aside from the un security council resolution, every country h

in 2005, he called for the abolition of -- after a bank robbery in northern ireland. >> if this is a problem -- and certainly homegrown radicalization is -- i am not sure how big, but we do not want it to get to be a big problem. the people that you call are not the people that they called in this hearing, and you do not build a hearing, as it was -- the second half of the building was an attack on the muslim community for not doing enough. >> it started with 13 dead at fort hood. that was an army captain. >> we need to know how to do something about it. this is not the way. this is more of an attack. >> the governor is playing hardball >> this is the pearl harbor workers' rights issues. it was a sneak attack. >> if you do not pass major reforms in collective bargaining, local governments were not able to balance their budget. >> all hell broke loose at the capitol in wisconsin after lawmakers passed a bill that strict many rights from state workers. protesters thought that they had short circuit in the bill, but gov. marker found a way to get around them. gov. walker is a scoundrel

and also lucky for serbia who are up to third up to coming from behind to beat northern ireland two one france claimed they too know when over luxembourg to consolidate their lead in the day and belgium to beat austria by the same scoreline to meet for their opponents think a second green paper is led by germany who play the saturday night. mini across to ice hockey and sell about july of of taking control of their k h l semifinal series against messi like the man from new fall gaining a comfortable two nothing lead after a confident four no win on home ice yet it's not because men have to dig deep to clinch the ice in game four three to get numbered so it was a one way street style about striking twice in the first and second periods when they were taken plucking up the blot swedish goaltender erik much to his second shot at the playoffs. and outlander also to no laughing at the teeth in the west to go south as they go to china friday the level matters at two period take only knows those const couple of defenders has to rebound to finish itself over time followed and so did another cra

. >> tuesday, the couple made a visit to northern ireland.t. >> reporter: from st. andrews, which they know well, to somewhere new to them, northern ireland. william has never officially visited and kate middleton has never been to the province. they stop first at belfast city hall. local counselors, with the exception of those from sinn fein had gathered to meet them. the visitors' book was sign, catherine middleton. then it was time for the guest and her future husband to do their stuff with the spectators who had gathered outside. once again, kate middleton showed this kind of thing comes easily to her. she work the crowd with enthusiasm. of course, this being shrove tuesday, there were pancakes on hand. if there are pancakes, of course, they have to be tossed. william went first and seemed to get rather carried away. the next thing, of course, was to challenge his future wife. she seemed less certain. one flip and that was it. let's quit while we're ahead. this crowd, though, was won over. >> they are the couple of the moment. delighted t

today it is northern ireland. we saw them arrive to a very shy little girl presenting them with some flowers. at one point you see them flipping pancakes. that looks really strange to us but today is pancake day in the uk celebrated just before the fasting of lent. for them to go there is a really big deal so the message is sent in a place that has dealt with sectarian violence for decades and also for the security situation. this is an extremely hush-hush trip. we didn't even know about it until the last minute, and the press is barred from reporting on their location ahead of time. the prince and kate will also get a political briefing on the situation there. northern ireland is under british rule as part of the uk and the royal family is showing that they stand with people there and also that they're brave. prince william's great uncle was killed by an irish republican army bomb back in 1979 and just last month the threat level in northern ireland was said to be at severe because groups have increased their bom

many of the undocumented from ireland are from northern ireland. they are both irish citizens and u.k. citizens. we have tried to engage the u.k. government in pressing for this, and they have had no interest. there are thousands of undocumented citizens of the united kingdom in america, and the united kingdom government has no interest. i would urge you to press that. there are bilateral trade agreements and millions of people working. press the slew. one final point, i would challenge the bill. at would price do we have comprehensive immigration reform. i would ask the question at what price can we not have it? >> so you would give them all the bad stuff just to get the good things? >> no, i wouldn't. but i'm reminded of what voltere said, which is let not the perfect be the enemy of the good. by holding out for the perfect, there are 12 million in a bad way in this country. >> what is the difference between imperfect and the atrocious. >> i would ask you to not let the perfect outway the we. thank you for having this commission tonight. someone

s attacks did kill thousands of civilians during an armed rebellion against british rule in northern ireland from the 1970s to late '90s. king stood by i.r.a. leader linked to violence who later became elected officials. >> you can't have every case is the same. i didn't agree with everything they did, but they were a force that was there. >> reporter: tomorrow king will examine what the obama administration calls a growing threat, al qaeda recruiting american muslims. many muslim groups call king's hearing a witch hunt. >> the way he has been singling out and stigmatizing the american muslim community raises a lot of concern. >> reporter: king denies any anti-muslim intent and claims his i.r.a. past makes him more credible on terrorism. >> barack obama offered me ambassador to ireland. would he have done that if i had a background the u.s. government had to worry about? >> reporter: the white house is not commenting whether congressman king was granted that offer. he of course did not take that job. he said after tomorrow's hearing the focus will be off him and back on muslim extremism. kel

. ♪ >>> a royal frenzy in northern ireland today as prince william and his fiancee kate middleton paid surprise visit during their visit to the uk. the little girl gave middleton flowers. one little girl said she was extremely happy to meet the future princess. >> i said to her, you're a very lucky lady. i'm very jealous. she says, i am very lucky lady. and i think you will be jealous. >> security was extremely tight due to the area's history of violence. by the way, the royal wedding takes place april 29th at west minister abbey. >>> you have some of the charlie sheen overdose? how to keep him off of your mind and computer. [ wheezing breaths ] [ woman ] the first time i smoked, i was 13. i was in a hurry to grow up and wanted to look cool. big tobacco knew it, and they preyed on me. i'm here to tell you that big tobacco hasn't changed. they continue to profit... by selling kids the same lies... to get them to use... the same deadly products. don't be big tobacco's next victim. >>> if you're tired of seeing charlie sheen rant and rave on the internet, there's an app for you now, too.

cup elsewhere it's really great to see trouble slovenia play belgium and serbia and to taint northern ireland. well tiger woods poor fall has dipped even further he hit a seventy three at the arnold palmer invitational his highest opening round at bay kill for over a decade in the seven shots behind leader spence eleven woods for most erratic to say the least there were some great moments in his round like this one on the twelfth strikes very cleanly he was a bit unlucky because it strikes the pin and rolls back pretty heavily despite making for good on the day he also hit by globalise and that was in contrast eleven he was mr consistency his round of six and six getting a free shot cushion overwritten one hundred made. while. the european tour it's all very close after the first round beyond a loose you know the five players hold the lead there among a group that rock in his sixty five along with your hundred first jamie else and right colbert and florence. two games for me and b. a to talk about the new orleans hornets dance their playoff hopes of the tie jazz placing them in overtime one h

belgian side serbia will entertain northern ireland. tiger woods call for mystic the third he had a seventy three and the arnold palmer invitational his highest opening round at bay hill for over a decade in the seven shots behind leader spencer live in woods form was erratic to say the least some great moments like this in his round his approach to twelfth rule page you get unlucky when it hits the flank but despite making four birdies. on the day he also hit five bogeys in contrast to live in he was mr consistency is round of sixty six giving him a three shot cushion of rickie fowler and remain. while the european tour it's very close after the first round the end aleutian open five plays hold the lead there among them robert rock who hit a sixty five joining him a gun at me else and colbert and oscar floor two games from the n.b.a. to talk about the new orleans hornets dented their playoff hopes of you tie jazz beating them in overtime one hundred twenty one to one hundred seventeen one minnesota fell to the dallas mavericks despite

you are the third after coming from behind to beat northern ireland two one france got a two year win over luxembourg to consolidate their leading group today and belgium beat austria by the same scoreline to go above them in group a which is led by the germans who played like to today. to the ice now in atlanta pulled off another stunning victory of a locomotive in the last four of the cage playoffs with the overtime win it to give them a two new lead in the best of seven series the sides were tied to wally's the period as the host battled to pull the series level after stumbling to a surprise six one loss in the first game despite the support of the home crowd but this time it was massive top strike that settled it going in the extra period to give the visitors a strong advantage as the series now moves to the moscow region for the next two games. live could double their lead in the eastern conference finals against mess and later today they go head to head after sal about when the jags for. another news red bull sebastian vettel has claimed pole position for the opening rate of the

travel to by severe austria a belgium and serbia and stay northern ireland. i stuck it out and playoffs continue this friday with luck my chief hoping to square their western conference final with that lands and produce a shock when their first game are still about you live have the upper hand in the eastern conference final mesler got to go after a four three that. on thursday saw that scored in front of their home fans after just thirty seconds it got bigger bang for the man on target that's the game remains close that they feel the rockets in an equalizer let them gave metal they believed but leaving here levels to make it to two at the end of the first period. and then some neck and neck affair sal about the way scoring to move goals. making it three to. four minutes left but to make it forty second thought appeared so much like grab one that's very good kenny a lot of it wasn't enough sort of outgoing one up in the best of seven series. and exhibition games between k h l n n h l size a recent council is a race demands from the north american teams but as

northern ireland, the scene, in years gone by, of terrorist attacks. what's she wearing? that's a taupe-colored military-style coat. also, a little feminine ruffle around the bottom. what's william wearing? you know what? i could not care less. for me, it's all about kate. >> nick, i am just flabbergasted how spot-on you were in describing what kate was wearing. we'll have you back later. another entry in the royal diary for us? >> reporter: i will be. watch out. >> with a warning. thank you. >> at what point do we stop commenting on every change of clothes that kate has? >> not until after the wedding. >>> we go to hawaii. one of the world's most active volcanos is kicking up again. sending lava through cracks in the earth, after a series of constant miniquakes. it's been erupting since 1983. now, it's so active, that authorities have closed roads and trails around the volcano. neal karlinsky got as close as he could. he joins us now from hawaii. >> reporter: we're in a helicopter, hovering about 500 feet above the volcano right now. you can see why. look at the plumes o

and serbia drove one long and northern ireland on second place slovenia also share the points in belfast germany may be runaway leaders from eva the quest for the feel spot is heating up courage holders of second place belgium all the points with a big win over azerbaijan. turkey are right behind them following victory over not . having stateside now with the united states were unable to build on last week's draw with lionel messi and it's origin time team it's us going to one nil the hosts were seeking their first win of the year but they face the not cold task and eighteen minutes produced so locking up turning phrases corner of the american defense field in europe all. the us did come more in space though their best chance coming quarter of an hour from the ends lehi's long through eventually finding the dangerous london donovan left for the last it's the wrong side of the post part of. this quest for her first title of the year remains on track in miami the russian overcoming alexander to offer a mammoth quarterfinal session it's been a tough couple of years for sure up and meanly ju

and also great plus a real hero up to third after coming from behind to beat northern ireland say one from spain they too know when overlooks berkeley consolidate their lead in three days and belgium beat austria by the same scoreline to play for their opponents and their second birthday which was led by germany. moving across the ice hockey and sol about your life of taking control of their k h l semifinal series against musselburgh their fos live gaining a comfortable two nothing lead after a confident foreigner went on home ice but just love because men had to dig deep to finish the opening game for three the game number two there's only one way street and three taken roughing up for blacks it's mighty shot in the second period swedish goaltender as bird printed up his second shot out of the playoffs and the spectacular have determined to beat. formula one that and red bull sebastian vettel claim pole position in melbourne for the opening race of the new season fans turned out in their droves at the melbourne circuit courts and get done even though one for many australians catching

elsewhere is really top going to see nearby slovenia austria playing belgium and servia entertaining northern ireland. well meanwhile two thousand and eight runners up germany will welcome kazakhstan in kaiser's lauzon and it will be a case of top versus possibly can loves men have won all four of group a game so far converts to the visitors have lost all four and they yet to score a goal and want to learn isn't the least bit apprehensive. whether my guess is. they don't think we should be too concerned with our time or opponents we were when we played away from home the names of the clubs they play for don't tell us much for no good because a strong will come here to defend and that's what i told my players the question is not how kazakhstan are but how good we are so if for mind our own game and keep your temper stunned won't stand a chance it's the i.g.p. frog that actually so this is not just will play across the continent on saturday with england getting some rough spots and whilst in the foundations bank you don't have a chance terry is reinstated as england caps in wales with bring back our is

northern ireland on second place the video also shows the points in belfast germany maybe run away leaders in group a but the question of the seating of the current holders of second place last belgium kept in the hunt for the big win over azerbaijan headings turkey are right behind them holding for three over austria. tennis now reassure off of this quest for a first title of the year remains on track in miami the russian overcoming alexander for a moment quarterfinal session it's been a tough couple of years for sure up a jew to injury a former world number one showed she's fighting fit and raring to go in florida recovering from a first set defeats to take a three and a half hour contest three six seven six seven six up next for her in the last four is under. attack which herself upsetting the altered victory over another former world's best which the german who knocked our top seed carline wozniacki in the last drawing seeing off the pitch to six six to sixteen. top ranked rafael the dollars made a smooth progression in the men's side of action meanwhile the doll facing next to no resi

overcome luxembourg and we want topsy turvy group see saw stanley and serbia draw one one one northern ireland second place levine also shared the points in belfast germany then maybe run away leadership group eight but the quest for the play off spot is heating off the current polish of second place belgium helping their points tally. big win over azerbaijan goose hitting streak here right behind them following victory over us. brings us stateside where the united states were unable to build on last week's draw with lionel messi and this origin tying team it's the u.s. going to part of why one nil the hosts were seeking their first win of the year but the face the north pole task in eight minutes oscar could do so locking up turn in the race this corner with american defense feel to clear the ball in the u.s. state come more into it though their best chance coming a quarter of an hour from the end lehi's long through one eventual finding the dangerous london donovan he's left for the last it's the wrong side of the post so one no for a while then. a little further so i thought we go we're bra

and also in that group possibly employees coming from behind to be northern ireland to one france claim they too know when i log sumburgh to consolidate their leaving group d. and belgians in austria by the same scoreline too late for their parents to go second in group a she said by germinate playing the saturday night. moving across to ice hockey and sol about your life of taking control of their k h l semifinal series against massa leg you fos side gaining a comfortable two nothing lead off to a confident four nowhere on home ice that is lost because men have to dig deep to clinch the opening game for three but again the two this is a one way street they take in roughing blow at this mighty short second period swedish goaltender erik. hundred at the second shot out of the playoffs with a spectacular clearance to boot. and atlanta losing to knock against the teeth in the west eagle misato is their go to man on friday the level matters it to all in the second period and most of all it was he was passed a couple of defenders is the first to rebound to finish it off over time followed an

larger than cycle and so it will be the largest eligible in russia moreover it will be the most northern ireland you plan in the world so basically it will help other companies to create the technology political for the conference. and analysts agree of our potential that total and not a deal has for both gas companies whether it's a quirk a natural sleep says not or is set to gain a lot more than its french. for no attack is the first time in terms of starburst itself as a major international player sense. russian oil and gas companies are not allowed to export gas rock gods directory no research no exceptions are from. the subject it has the potential to be a major exporter of looking for natural gas some through storage who also has the access to technology that no one really has searched for up. let's have a look at the markets now if european stocks are climbing on fast today as the high flows from wall street's on to decline in oil prices which sentiment investors in europe digesting as straight milk or news reports insurance group of evil gained one percent in the past two minutes of trad

to overcome the support of three one topsy-turvy groups see saw a show on serbia draw one one northern ireland and second place levine points in belfast germany maybe run away leadership eva quest for the playoff spot is heating up current holders of second placed belgium the points with a big win over azerbaijan. turkey are right behind them following victory over us. heading stateside now with the united states are unable to build on last week's draw with lionel messi on its origin time team it's us going down to park y one nil the hosts were seeking their first win of the year but they face the not cold task in eighteen minutes or produced so locking up earning praises corner the americans the sense fields in europe paul. the us did come more in their best chance coming quarter of an hour from the end lehi's long through eventually finding a dangerous run donovan has left for the last it's the wrong side of the post one little part of. this quest for her first title of the year remains on track in miami the russian overcoming alexander to offer a mammoth quarterfinal session it's been a tou

larger than cycle and so it will be the largest a legit one russia moral brewery will be the most northern ireland to plant in the world so basically it will help other companies to create acknowledges so little for the contras. lots have a look at how the markets are faring this hour european stocks are climbing on thursday as the high close on the wall street and at a club in an oil prices investor sentiment first as in europe just doing a string of already reports underweight interest rate decision from the european central bank and revised euro zone g.d.p. figures jute later in the day insurance group of the two and a half percent after it said its twenty term profit surged forty four percent of the energy sector shares of irish wall and gas exploration company tullow well are rising three point seven percent as the company confirmed it encountered a major life will build offshore ghana. and the russian markets are continuing their rise tracking asian gains and as world prices of pushing up energy shares the r.g.s. crossed the psychological benchmark of two thousand points during the first ten

in northern ireland tomorrow the treasury will publish a paper on how we help their private sectors to grow to deal with the unique issues posed by the irish ray hubbard business tax regime that considers the case for northern ireland adding an even lower rate than the corporate tax than the united kingdom. i look forward for engaging in all parties there on the way forward. there is one other particular issue that affects a specific part of our country, and that is the very high water bills for customers in the southwest because of the geography there, particularly for those on lower incomes. so we will come forward to help bring those bills down. >> mr. deputy speaker, let me turn now to the opportunity presented by the green energy revolution and our determination to be the greenest government ever. we already announced our ambitious renewable heat incentive and support the low emission cause and changes to the company car tax regime today increase that support. a great deal to increase the energy bills for homes will be introduced next year and i confirm that we will actually incen

there's in northern ireland on a prenuptial visit. a small but enthusiastic crowd greeted them.y were accompanied by heavy security. away from cameras, kate and will had fun taking turns flipping pancakes. that's the traditional treat eaten before ash wednesday. caught it on camera, yea! their third visit in recent weeks getting ready for the life as the royal couple. >> 5:53 now. rising fuel prices hurting growth in the airline industry. >> here's jane king with the "moneyscope" report. >> good morning. united continental clipping plans to expand rising fuel prices. rivals delta and america also trimming capacity. fueling interest in hybrid cars. the toyota prius, honda civic and ford fusion sales all jumped last month and honda recalling thousands of hybrids because of problems. toyota recalling because of a faulty prior pressure monitoring system. job prospects are looking up. manpower says more employers plan to boost hiring next quarter and the number of companies planning to fireworkers is declining. the greatest optimism coming from leisure and hospitality businesses. oil

responsibilities are to go in northern ireland, southern to wales. so we will work with the administration so that they can enjoy the benefits of this policy. in northern ireland to martha treasury will publish a paper on how we help their private sector to grow, to do with the unique issues posed by the irish republic business tax regime. to consider the case for northern ireland having an even lower rate of corporation tax than the rest of the united kingdom. i look forward to engaging with all parties there on the way forward. there is one of the particular issue that affects a specific part of our country, and that is the very high water bills for customers in the southwest because of the geography there, particularly for those on lower incomes. so we will come forward with public money to help bring those bills down. [shouting] >> mr. deputy speaker, let me turn now to the opportunity presented by the green energy revolution, and as our determination to be the greenest government ever. we've already announced our ambitious renewable incentives a

people is to reject them, their policies, reject them dragging us back to the past, and keep northern ireland moving forward? >> i think the honorable gentleman spoke on both sides of the house. first of all, we have to be eternally vigilant against terrorists in ireland and elsewhere. we should do that and the british government should give executives every support it can. secondly, the best proof of success and that there is a nonviolence path is to show the success of our democratic institutions as he and his colleagues and all parties are doing so. >> thank you, mr. speaker. yesterday, counselors on the yorkshire scrutiny committee were told by senior doctors that if it loses its children heart unit, transfer would be unsafe and could be fatal. given the report of the review of the children's heart unit commissioned by the last government contains errors, and there is a question of the partiality of the board that made final recommendations. will the prime minister agree to halt the process, and if not, additional review? >> the gentleman is right to speak up for his constituency which co

responsibilities are to go in northern ireland, southern to wales. so we will work with the administration so that they can enjoy the benefits of this policy. in northern ireland to martha treasury will publish a paper on how we help their private sector to grow, to do with the unique issues posed by the irish republic business tax regime. to consider the case for northern ireland having an even lower rate of corporation tax than the rest of the united kingdom. i look forward to engaging with all parties there on the way forward. there is one of the particular issue that affects a specific part of our country, and that is the very high water bills for customers in the southwest because of the geography there, particularly for those on lower incomes. so we will come forward with public money to help bring those bills down. [shouting] >> mr. deputy speaker, let me turn now to the opportunity presented by the green energy revolution, and as our determination to be the greenest government ever. we've already announced our ambitious renewable incentives a