robin walker. >> thank you, mr. speaker. >> mr. robin walker. >> thank you. following the welcoming people of the pupil premium some teachers in worcestertal me due to long-term funding, the money is needed to make ends meet and can't be spent on the people it was meant for. can the prime minister ensure that it will reform it and correct a problem that has been too wrong for too long. >> my right honorable friend makes a good point which is a serious in our country. the pupil premium, that will put money back if schools but the problem of discrepancy of funding which actually at present you can get a difference of 1,800 pounds per pupil between the best-funded school and the worst-funded school. we want to reform the school-funding system. we want to do it in a more fair and logical way and i'm determined we'll make progress with this. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i have come here from meeting with the family of my 18-year-old constituent. he was fatally shot outside of his block of flats on monday and i'm sure the whole house will want to send their condolenc

robin walker. >> thank you. long-term underfunding from the previous government's blog formula. the money is needed to make ends meet and cannot be spent on deprived peoples. can the prime minister assure both rochester and whitney that the government will not just consult on that formula? -- in both rochester -- worchester and witney? >> at present, you can get a difference of 1,800 pounds per people between the best funded school and the worst funded school. we want to do it in a more fair and logical way, and i and determined we will make project with this. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i have come here from a meeting with the family of an 18-year- old constituent, who was fatally shot outside his block of flats on monday, and i am sure that the whole house will want to send condolences. i raised a similar case with the prime minister at this time last year. this senseless loss of life is completely and utterly unacceptable. yet, it continues, and rightly or wrongly, there is a perception that, on all sides of the house, we are not getting to grips. can i ask the prime minister