what has this government got against the businesses and people of sheffield? >> sheffield is a fantastic city, a very important part of britain's industrial base. i am proud of the fact that, through the regional growth fund, we are investing in the future of sheffield. on the reserves, we are putting more money into the reserves to make sure we can get the reserves up to the level of strength that is needed before 2020. the other issue, she should have some confidence. >> military bands are important not only to the armed forces, but the civilian population. the last labour government cut the number of army bands by a quarter. this armed forces week will be prime news to give an assurance that there will be no more cuts in the army bands. >> as the chancellor will say in a minute, we have had to make difficult decisions, but there will be no further reduction in the size of our army, navy, or air force. we will continue and equipment program that is second to none in terms of the support we give to our personnel. speaker, you will recall that it was over a ye

what has this government got against the businesses and people of sheffield?> well, first of all, on the issue -- sheffield is a fantastic city, it's a fantastic city, and their importance of britain's, a very important part of britain's of social base and about as effective original growth fund and other schemes we are investing in the future of sheffield. on issue of the reserves we are putting more money into the reserves, an extra one and a half billion pounds to make sure we can get the reserves up to the level of strength that is needed before 2020. on the other issue on informed she should have some confidence. >> sir bob russell. >> military banks are forced not only to abandon armed forces but also the civilian population. the last labour government cut the number of army banks by a quarter. and this armed forces week with the prime minister give an assurance that there will be no further cuts in the army banks? >> the assurance i can give to my honorable friend as the chancellor was intimate, yes, of course we've had to make difficult efficiencies in

it's the brainchildren of longtime rights advocate jill sheffield. after getting married sheffield moved to kenya and started volunteering at a family planning clinic. >> on my 27th birthday, which was a little while ago, we had a clinic and a woman came and i took her history and it turned out that she was 27. but there, the comparison absolutely finished because while she was 27 she had 11 pregnancies and had 6 living children. she had the new baby on the front and the old baby on the back. she's been on the bus since 4:00 in the morning, had been waiting in the hot equatorial sun to have family planning, and at that moment i thought, wow, this is a truly brave young woman. and if she can be brave enough to come here, i can be brave enough to do something. >> the women deliver conference brought together more than 4,500 people from 149 countries. they all had the same message, invest in girls and women and everybody wins. >> when girls go to school for at least five years, their trajectory on the change of their life is like this, when she goes for

the chair of sheffield city region local enterprise partnership has said that the arguments of localess have been ignored, and that the decision will have a hugely negative impact on jobs and growth. why has the prime minister ignored local business leaders, and how can he justify allocating 34% more per head to cheshire than to south yorkshire? do not this government always have the wrong priorities and stand up for the wrong people? >> we have done a very fair assessment not only between the regions of the united kingdom, but between the nations of the united kingdom about how to distribute this money. we have distributed it in a fair way. if we look at yorkshire and humber, we see employment up by 11,000 this quarter and 86,000 since the election, but as the honorable gentleman is a member of unite, it is not surprising that he does not mention that fact. >> does the prime minister welcome last friday's vote to give the british people a say on their relationship with europe -- a vote with a stark contrast, in that those in the labour party chose to stay away and squabble with them

the chair of sheffield city region left has said the argument has been ignored and the decision will have a hugely negative impact on jobs and growth. why is it ignored? how can the prime minister justify allocating 34% more for chacha in south yorkshire? isn't the case the goods government always has the long priority instead of for the wrong people? >> we've done a fair assessment of the between the region of united kingdom but also between the nations of not thinking about how to destroy this money and we have distributed it in the fairway and i know that if you look at yorkshire is the employment of 11,000 this quarter, is the employment of 86,000 since the election. but as the member is a member of unite it's not surprising he doesn't mention that fact. >> thank you, mr. speaker. does the prime minister welcome last friday's vote to give the british people essay on the relationship with europe? a vote with a stark contrast with the opposite chose to stay away to squabble with themselves over fixing within the unions? >> i congratulate my honorable friend the member for the way t

sherry sheffield is a contributing writer to the washington post, the route and the georgetowner, and she says that in order to have a fabulous backyard barbecue, you need the perfect wine. so she has brought an array of wines and let's start on our far left. >> reporter: absolutely. >> what we have here is a chicken sausage with barbecue baked beans. sometimes it is hard to figure out what to do with white meat when it is grilled, so we want to do something sweet with it. this is a reese ring. >> where find it too, too sweet. i find it easy. i'll have it with anything. >>> next we have short ribs, and that is also sometimes tricky, because we always put a than i -- a sauce on it. the sin fan dell is very food friendly, so it will pair well with your barbecue. >> oh that is good. >> so not everybody wants barbecue beef or pork. >> did you fix this, this morning? >> just ten minutes ago. >> it is delicious. >> we have shrimp and shrimp is grilled and paired with watermelon salad, so we have sweet and savory. please try this,. >> these are my two favorites. >> excellent. >> and then we

and carrie sheffield contributor with "daily caller."aw this poll that came out yesterday and i was "a," happy, because i had written that two days earlier. validated. i didn't have to write it, again. i know liz cheney is ama bibiti but is there a chance she won't last and say this was a mistake and kind of cuts bait. >> i'll challenge you a little bit on the poll. for an incumbent senator and who has a 73% approval rating for only 55% of them to be saying they want to re-elect him versus the primary challenger is not as strong as it could be and if he was under 50, a clear danger sign. the fact that he is only at 55, she does have an opportunity to get some traction and that 21% who are already saying they're going to vote for her without hearing anything she has to say means the cheney name has a lot of cachet among republicans and something that i have written about, you have a microcosm of the chaos within the republican party going on in wyoming where they're sort of a tea party element that is very conservative, that is challengin