. >> tony cunningham in the prime minister, the current health economy is in crisis. a real crisis. how does h

. >> tony cunningham in the prime minister, the current health economy is in crisis. a real crisis. how does he purport to do with the? >> the first most important thing is that we are committe to year on year increases in nhs spending. that is not a position i'm afraid is backed by his own party. alongside the extra money we do also need to make sure those reforms so we give clinicians a leading role in the health services, and also frankly we have to do more on the public health and health promotion agenda because that is the best way to reduce demand on our nhs but i think there's one extra think we need to try to cheat achieve and that is looking at the links between alcohol and crime, alcohol and hospital admissions. it is an issue of what this government to do with. >> sir bob russell. [shouting] >> ethnic cleansing, ethnic cleansing and apartheid are evil. sadly, successive governments have supported a country where these vile actions are inflicted on indigenous people. we welcome the arab spring, but the long arab winter continues for palestinians. prime minister, on tuesday

. >> tony cunningham. >> the cumbrian health economy is in crisis. how does the prime minister propose to deal with it? >> the first and most important thing is that we are committed to a year-on-year increases in n.h.s. spending. also, frankly, we have to do more on public health and health promotion agenda because that is the best way to reduce demand on our n.h.s., but i think there is one extra thing that we need to try to achieve, and that is looking at the links between alcohol and crime and alcohol and hospital admissions, which is putting massive pressure on our n.h.s., and it is something i want them to deal with. >> sir bob russell. ethnic cleansing and apartheid are evil. sadly, successive governments have supported a country where these vile actions are inflicted on indigenous people. we welcome the arab spring, but the long arab winter continues for palestinians. prime minister, on tuesday last week, the israeli government said it was to receive forced evictions of 30,000 arabs from their historic lands. is it not time we pleaded israel

. >> tony cunningham in the prime minister, the current health economy is in crisis. a real crisis.how does he purport to do with the? >> the first most important thing is that we are committed to year on year increases in nhs spending. that is not a position i'm afraid is backed by his own party. alongside the extra money we do also need to make sure those reforms so we give clinicians a leading role in the health services, and also frankly we have to do more on the public health and health promotion agenda because that is the best way to reduce demand on our nhs but i think there's one extra think we need to try to cheat achieve and that is looking at the links between alcohol and crime, alcohol and hospital admissions. it is an issue of what this government to do with. >> sir bob russell. [shouting] >> ethnic cleansing, ethnic cleansing and apartheid are evil. sadly, successive governments have supported a country where these vile actions are inflicted on indigenous people. we welcome the arab spring, but the long arab winter continues for palestinians. prime minister, on tuesday