>> i was delighted to meet my honored friend and other norwich mp's at norwich research park to talkbout the expansion of infrastructure in our country, and particularly the improvements that we are going to make to the a47, which will not just help norwich and norwich research park but help all of east anglia right out to lowestoft. i know how important it is to make sure that that important part of our country also benefits from our long-term economic plan. >> i join the prime minister in paying tribute to the british embassy staff killed in the appalling terrorist attack in kabul last week. it is a reminder of the danger that our embassy staff and military personnel still in afghanistan face on a daily basis. all our thoughts are with the family and friends of those who died. the prime minister said earlier this year: "woe betide the politician that makes big promises and then says 'oh, sorry, i didn't really mean it.'" can he recall any time he might have done that? >> let me tell him the promises we have cap. we promised to get the economy growingit is the fastest growing in the

norwich research park but actually will help all. on how important that is to make sure that important part of our country also benefits long-term economic plan. >> ed miliband [shouting] >> mr. speaker, i join the prime minister in paying tribute to the british embassy staff killed in the appalling terrorist attack in kabul last week. it's a reminder of the danger that embassy staff and military personnel face on a daily basis. all of our thoughts are with the family and friends of those who died. >> here, here. >> mr. speaker, the prime minister said earlier this year and i quote, will be tied to the politicians that makes the promises and then it says oh, sorry, i didn't really mean it. [laughter] can he recall anytime he might have done that? >> let me tell him, let me tell him the promises we've kept. we promise to get the economy growing. it's the fastest growing in the g7. we promise to get unemployment down. we have created 1.8 million new jobs. we promised to make britain a great place to start a business. there are 760,000

. >> in norwich, england, this doctor is looking, too. he collaborates with marcel's project and has some interesting ideas of his own. among them, these leaf cutter ants. >> that's a very unusual ecological system where the ant carries on its body that make the anti-fungal compounds and anti-bacterial compounds. >> it's another example of nature's head start in this race against time. having the advantage of millions of years of perfecting complex structures that scientists in a lab couldn't even dream of. there is no time to waste. because of how long it takes to find, develop, and approve new drugs. we're talking seven, eight, nine years. possibly even a decade or more. >> we should be concerned. i don't think we should panic. it's not as if we're going to have something like the bubonic plague next week or next year, but the problem it's a long-term problem that's ultimately most serious human pathogens will become resistant to a broad range of antibiotics, so we have good reason to believe that if you look in different places that we

speaker, on monday morning at norwich research park , i thought i heard the sound of koo, which iscuc remarkable because we have not even reached christmas. does the prime minister agree with me that this might be further evidence of the strength of a long-term economic plan? >> i was delighted to meet with my honorable friend at the research park to talk about the expansion of infrastructure in our country, particularly improvements we're going to make to the a-47, which will not just partnorge and the research , but i know how important that is to make sure that important part of our country benefits from our long-term economic plans. >> ed miliband. >> mr. speaker, i join the prime minister in paying tribute to the british embassy staff killed in the attack in kabul last week. it is a reminder of the danger that embassy staff and delivery personnel still in afghanistan face on a daily basis and our thoughts are with the family and friends of those who died. "therime in us or year, politician that makes big promises and then says, oh, sorry, i did not really mean." have you recalled