everyone in in the midlands they will be left out of northern powerhouse. west midlands is perfect place to benefit and success and growth of london and of course rebalancing of our economy towards the north of england. in terms of the west midlands we look forward to, the west midlands combined authority coming forward with its plan. what i say to all of these areas, contemplating devolution and devolution deals the more you put on table. bolder you can be with your vision, the bolder the response you will get from government. >> mr. speaker, can i tell the prime minister and the chancellor strong support of all party, left, business, local authorities right across the west midlands for properly funded significant devo solution field to get the brownfield sites redeveloped, to tackle congestion so we can transform the west midlands with more jobs, better skills, quicker transport and new homes? >> i'm very glad to hear from the honourable gentleman what there is opportunity in the west midlands to work across parties to get the best deal across all these author

right now we are on the english farm and this comes from england in the west midlands, this is 16 20's-16 40's. they have almost 150 acres of land, they are hiring people to help them. they had sheep, selling the fleeces. and the women of the house are responsible for milking the cows. they will go ahead and take that milk and make cheese, selling it at market. this will be a source of income for the family. they are working hard and doing well. they are basically at the top of the working class. again, they are farmers. this house is based on the woodhouse family. edward and cecelia woodhouse, there is a date that says ew, and it stands for edward woodhouse, they had children. this is a common style, timber framing and there was not as much would in england -- wood in england at the time, so you have to be resourceful, but the fact that this has it would and wouldn't furniture -- wood and wooden furniture means they are doing well. and there is a basket weave here, with dob on one side, that is lime, clay and animal for. the woman of the house is baking and brewing, she will be the g

. -- >> this house comes from the west midlands of england. the time we are showing is the 1640's to the 1660's. they have 150 to 300 acres of land. they are growing wheat, barley, and ridge. they are harvesting that and hiring people to help them. they have sheep here they are sharing those twice a year and selling the fleeces. the lady of the house and her daughters would be responsible for milking the cows, 15 to 30 of them. they will go ahead and take that milk and make cheese, selling it at market. those will be the sources of income for the family. they are working hard and doing well. they are basically at the top of the working class. you can also refer to them as the middling sort. they are human farmers. farmers.re yeoman this house is based on the woodhouse family. edward and cecelia woodhouse, there is a date that says ew, and it stands for edward woodhouse. this was his home. he and his wife had six children. this is a common style, timber framing and there was not as much wood in england at the time. things like shipbuilding have

thousands of jobs have already gone at risk in red car, rotherham, wrexham, and across the west midlands. isn't it time for action today so that there is government intervention and support or our industry? and we do have a viable steel industry for the long-term, which this country desperately needs to have. a strongon: we do want and viable steel industry and that means taking action across all the areas that i mentioned. let me mention another 1 -- energy costs. we have put 50 million pounds into cutting energy costs and our plans will mean hundreds of millions of pounds extra to cut energy costs. >> order. a statesmanlike demeanor is what i would hope for from someone who served with distinction in the opposition whip'office. office. whip's take aurself or sedative. mr. cameron: opposing the measures we are taking on wind power. we do have a strategy and a plan. we should be working across parties to deliver that plan. i met with the member of parliament and the neighboring mps to make sure we could take all the action necessary and across each of these areas, that is exactly what we

or are at risk in redcar, scunthorpe, rotherham, motherwell, cambuslang, wrexham and across the west midlandsisn't it time for concrete action today so that there is government intervention and support for our industry and so that we have a viable steel industry for the long term, which this country desperately needs to have? prime minister cameron: we do want a strong and viable steel industry, and that means taking action across all the areas that i mentioned. let me mention another one -- energy costs. we have already put £50 million into cutting energy costs, and our plans will mean hundreds of millions of pounds extra to cut energy costs. members opposite -- mr. speaker: order. i apologize for having to interrupt the prime minister. mr. blenkinsop, a statesman-like demeanor is what i would hope for from someone who has served with distinction in the opposition whips office. calm yourself or take a sedative. prime minister. prime minister cameron: on energy, we will save hundreds of millions of pounds. i say to the leader of the opposition that last week in the house of lords the labour p

comes from worse to sure, england, in the west midlands. time we are showing is 6020 -- 1620-1640. people are wanting to have a place of their own, whether english or irish or german. second and third sons are going to need to leave to go to america. they want to have land. >> my name is jerry koester and i'm a costume interpreter on this scotch irish farm. the time. between 7020 and 1740. that is when these people start leaving ireland to come to america for a better life very -- for a better life. economically you would say he was a strong farmer, but he was middle us. definitely not the wealthiest but definitely not the poorest. days, everyone is making lots of money so life is good. but then with the depression things started going bad really quick. a lot of people ended up in philadelphia because pennsylvania had such strong ties with the linen trade, and of course you arrived in the delaware valley or philadelphia. being farmers you look for cheap land. you could end up in some on place at the -- called the shenandoah valley. >> we are at the 1840's american settlement, also

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and then what happened that night, the conservatives, winning across wales, on the march in the midlands. bolton westrby north, berwick, wells. conservative once more. gower for the first time ever. the north, more tory, the south, the east, almost a clean sweep. and cornwall. that wonderful county. 100% conservative. as dawn rose, a new light. a bluer light. fell across our isles. and i will never forget that morning. getting back to london. seeing many of you. then sitting down in the flat at no 10 with sam and the kids getting ready for school. there we were, surrounded by half-packed boxes and bin bags. well, you have to be ready for anything. i was writing my speech and preparing to go and see her majesty. and i thought. i'll just lie down and let it all sink in. as i shut my eyes, ed balls had gone. and when i woke up and i switched on the radio, nigel farage had gone too. there was a brief moment when i thought it was all a dream. but there's a serious point. why did all the pollsters and the pundits get it so wrong? because, fundamentally, they didn't understand the people who make up our cou

and then what happened that night, the conservatives, winning across wales, on the march in the midlands. bolton westy north, berwick, wells, conservative once more, gower for the first time ever. the north, more tory, the south, the east, almost a clean sweep and cornwall, that wonderful county, 100% conservative. [applause] as dawn rose, a new light, a bluer light, fell across our isles. and i will never forget that morning. getting back to london. seeing many of you. then sitting down in the flat at number 10 with sam and the kids getting ready for school. there we were, surrounded by half-packed boxes and bin bags. well, you have to be ready for anything. i was writing my speech and preparing to go and see her majesty. and i thought, i'll just lie down and let it all sink in. as i shut my eyes, ed balls had gone. and when i woke up and i switched on the radio, nigel farage had gone too. there was a moment when thought i had died and gone to heaven. [applause] but there's a serious point. why did all the pollsters and the pundits get it so wrong? because, fundamentally, they didn't understand the

the area there, it's lubbock, midland, ft. stockton and east of albuquerque. we're seeing severe thunderstorms moving through new mexico this morning so i want you to be very aware. going from weston, like denver, close to denver and west, maybe evenwinds: s 5 mph tonight: fair skies. cool. lows: 45-55 winds: sw 5 mph thursday: paly clcloudy to partly ssunny. warm. highs: 74-78 winds: ssw 5ph >> we're having such a good time. we are not going back to the future but live in the present. lara, let's get some "pop." >> time for "pop news," everybody. we begin with chris rock. it is all but confirmed that the comedian will be hosting this year's oscars. >> all right. >> yay. everybody happy with that idea. all right, thumbs up from "gma" gang. hollywood reporter, variety both reporting that the "snl" alum is in final negotiations to do it in february. he would of course taking the reins from neil patrick harris who hosted for the first time last year, not an easy gig as we all know. tons of rehearsals. a lot of work. he's going in eyes wide open having hosted in 2005. one tell tale sign, they brought on reg nandz hudland. if the name doesn't ring a bell he directed rock in his comed

the area there. it's lubbock midland fort stockton and anywhere south and east of albuquerque. already seeing severe thunderstorms early this morning moving through new mexico so i want you to be very aware. going wests like denver, close to denver and west they've even had snow in the rockies. that's the big picture. let's get a check a little closer to home. >> tranquil weather around here ginger. we have no precipitation on storm tracker and as we take a look outside there's center city. we've got some jet con trails overhead. sunburning bright. temperatures climbing out of the 40's and in through the 50's in some neighborhoods. this afternoon it's going to be warm and pleasant with a high of 75. 76 tomorrow with an evening sprinkle or shower around and then cooler on friday and saturday. bouncing back up to 67 on sunday afternoon. having such a time. we are not going back to the future but live in the present. lara, let's get some "pop." >> time for "pop news," everybody. we begin with chris rock. it is all but confirmed that the comedian will be hosting this year's oscars. >> all right. >> yay. everybody happy with that idea. all right, thumbs up from "gma" gang. hollywood reporter, variety bot