this has come from yorkshire, i think. this started off life at the leeds fireclay company sometime in the sort of 1880s, 1890s. so i reckon this weighs probably around about 500lbs or thereabouts. and i would reckon a pound for a pound. so if you wanted to go out and buy another one of these today, if you could find one, you'd probably have to pay somewhere in the region of £500. - do you fancy the idea of owning a pair? - definitely. once you've got a pair, you've got to get that clock tower between the two. i'm sure morecambe's got one to spare somewhere. - i'm sure it has. - you never know. this is what we've arrived at. this is a renaissance revival bonbon dish. it's english, dating about 1865, silver-plated with a frosted glass insert. they're not really the height of fashion, these. - but you paid 15 quid for it? - yeah. well, i reckon we've added at least two quid to the value by cleaning it. that's lovely. so there we go. a little bit of spit and polish, and i think, you know, you can see the difference. - yeah. -

>>-a, -- >> yesterday, counselors on the yorkshire and the humber joint health overview unscrew the committeed by senior doctors that, if leads loses its children's heart surgery unit, and allows transfers will be unsafe and could be fatal. given that the report into the review of children's heart units, commissioned by the previous government, of course, contains factual errors and given that there is a question over the impartiality of the board that made the final recommendations, will the prime minister now agree to halt the process? if not, does he think that the only option is judicial review? >> the hon. gentleman is absolutely right to speak up for his constituency, which could be affected by that review, as indeed could mine. there are many times however, when rather bogus arguments are put forward for specialization in the nhl, but, in a real complicated case such as child surgery, there are cases for specialization and, as passionately as we all want to defend our own hospitals, we have to think about clinical safety and what is best for children. he is absolutely right to speak up

. >> and yorkshire pudding. it's very nighty. cake, with chocolate and cookies and nuts. >> it's fantastic. and kate might want to have a couple of slices. she dropped a few pounds. that is william's favorite, chocolate biscuit cake. >> how much normalcy will they have? how many years before he has to do royal duties. >> he has another year and a half. he has only served six months as a fully fledged search and rescue pilot. he's loving every month of it. and he would like to continue much longer. >> can he stay in it? or at some point, does he need to start being an hrh? >> at some point, he needs to start being an hrh. >> it is regarded as one of the most treacherous climates to perform search and rescue, up in that area of wales. >> absolutely. and anglesey, is very mountainous. it's exposed. and there are very dangerous rescue missions. >> how far away from here? >> it's about four hours from central london. >> here, of course, they arrive at buckingham palace, for what is going to be a buffet, not a sitdown lunch. with champ

the decisions, but it is also worth noting because there's sanctioned and stationed in north north yorkshiresure there'll have many other parades beside. >> thank you, mr. speaker. will the prime minister join with me con gratelating the council on freezing its taxes? can he say how many other local authorities across the country have frozen their council tax against the advise of the party opposite that described that whole thing as a gimmick? >> well, i'm pleased to announce every single council in the country despite the fact they dismissed it as a gimmick and despite the fact the leaders said they should be able to charge more, every council gave their hard pressed taxpayers a council tax freeze. we remember what happened over the last 10 years where council tax doubled, the tax of choice of the party opposite taking money out of people's pockets. we'll freezing that tax to give people a break, and they deserve it. >> on c-span2 book tv prime time tonight, the next decade focusing on america's relationship with china and the middle east. then wendy kopp, founder of teach for america, and