speaker i am from leeds representing yorkshire. why are we leaving it to businesses to look to the corporate hard to help young people? why are we leaving it to chance? surely if there's a minimum wage and there's a living wage why are we allowing businesses. surely we should be giving young people the same opportunity. getting rid of inequality within business allows young people to strive alongside the people that are elder to us and we have heard from people all over the floor today surely we are sitting on these green branches and getting nice profile pictures i hope. we should remember what was the point. that motion is clear that we should support it because this motion allows equality with an young people and that is what we stand for. thank you mr. speaker. [applause] >> well, once or twice i have not had taker so i'm going to try again. who on the side of the chamber hasn't contributed to this debate but would like to do so? okay yudin narrowly -- earlier. the woman in the back row. >> thank you mr. speaker. i am from cent

announced the biggest roads program in a generation, including 2.3 billion pounds for major roads in yorkshire and the northeast. i'm happy to arrange a meeting between him and the transport secretary to discuss this, but he will know we do have substantial plans to upgrade the junction where traffic on the northern ring road gets on and off to the a 64 and we believe that will make a real differen difference. >> does the prime minister intend to the ball income attacks to northern ireland scotland in tandem, or in contrast, has he already decided to veto the deal coalition tax to scotland it does because we are implementing the smith commission and that's what the should be implemented. in terms of northern ireland the chancellor will set out our position in a moment or two, but let's be clear about the very big differences there are between northern ireland and scotland to northern ireland having a land border with the republic and having had all the difficulties and troubles. and him shaking his head in that way shows how little scottish nationalists actually care about the rest of our unit

they transformed infrastructure across yorkshire. with the prime minister agreed to meet with me in a delegation of local businesses to discuss you havepaigns, which seen given the high levels of congestion and a serious barrier to further economic growth for our city? >> i think my honorable friend is absolutely right. i know what a problem this road can be. infrastructure investment does unlock growth. that is why we announced the biggest roads program in a generation, including 2.3 million pounds for major roads in yorkshire and the northeast. i am happy to arrange a meeting with him and the honorable secretary to discuss this, but he will note that we do have substantial plans to upgrade the junction where traveling on the northern ring road gets to 864. we believe that makes a real difference. >> does the prime minister devote corporation tax intended or has he decided to veto operation tax to scotland entirely? a we are implementing commission which should be implemented. the chancellor will set out our position in a moment or

the government is rightly investing in transport infrastructure across yorkshire.ith that in mind, will the prime minister meet me and a delegation of local businesses to discuss their campaign to dual york's northern ring road, which, given the high levels of congestion, is seen as a serious barrier to further economic growth in our city? >> my honorable friend is absolutely right. i know what a problem that road can be. infrastructure investment does unlock growth. that is why, on monday, we announced the biggest roads program in a generation, including £2.3 billion for major roads in yorkshire and the northeast. i am very happy to arrange a meeting between him and the secretary of state for transport to discuss the matter. >> does the prime minister intend to devolve corporation tax to northern ireland and scotland in tandem, or, in contrast with the vow, has he decided to veto the devolution of corporation tax to scotland entirely? >> we are implementing the smith commission. that is what we believe should be implemented. the chancellor will set out our positio

was favored with patronage from landed gentry like walter fawkes, who invited him to stay at his yorkshireate. one morning at breakfast fawkes asked him to make a drawing that would convey the huge size of a man-of-war. fawkes' grand niece recorded how it was done. (reader) "he began by pouring wet paint onto the paper till it was saturated, he tore, he scratched, he scrubbed at it in a kind of frenzy and the whole thing was chaos-- but gradually and as if by magic the lovely ship, with all its exquisite minutia, came into being and by lunchtime the drawing was taken down in triumph." (narrator) with europe at peace, turner was free to travel abroad-- sketching what he saw in notebooks and taking them back to london to use as a basis for his paintings. in 1819 he finally reached italy, the goal of artists throughout europe eager to learn from its history and beauty. it was turner's long held dream to visit the country he knew from claude's paintings. he depicted an idealized italian landscape and called it childe harold's pilgrimage, after lord byron's poem. in an attempt to lift the paint

people feel about this, i think she will have to wait knowledge that they also feel, whether it be in yorkshirety durham, scottish members should no longer be voting on those matters that have been devolved to scotland. >> gordon brown font hard for scotland to remain part of the u.k. and made what is known as the valve, a timetable for more powers to be devolved. >> you cannot have one united kingdom if you have two separate classes of parliament. you cannot have representatives elected by the people that are half in and half out of the lawmaking process. let us remember the words in the new testament, i house divided cannot stand. and a house divided is brought into desolation. >> would he agree with me that my constituents in letchworth want to know why he should be able to vote in this place about education when i have absolutely no say on these matters in his constituency? >> just because we lost the referendum does not mean i have stopped believing in independence. just because we did not secure this referendum does not mean i stopped believing in the people who are best placed to run thi

about how people feel about this, she will have to acknowledge that they also feel that, whether in yorkshire or county durham scottish members should not go on issues devolved to scotland. >> the debate was on gordon brown who fought hard to stay with the u.k. and made what is known as the vow,. w. >> you cannot have one united kingdom if you have two separate classes of parliament. you cannot have representatives elected by the people that are half in and half out of the lawmaking process. let us remember the words in the new testament by mark, "a house divided cannot stand, and a house divided is brought into desolation." >> won't you agree with me that my constituents want to know why it is that you should be able to vote in this place about education on the while i have no say in his constituency. >> i have not stopped believing in independence. i believe that the people who are best place to run the fantastic country are the people that live and work your. -- here. it is true that that we will apply ourselves and we will get the maximum devolution. >> the only way forward is to not excl

people feel about this i think she will have to acknowledge that they also feel that whether it be in yorkshire or county durham scottish members should no longer be voting on those matters that are being evolved to scotland. >> the debate featured the former labor prime minister gordon brown. he made what became known as the vow, timetable for powers to beat the ball. he rejected english votes for english laws. >> we cannot have one united kingdom if you have two separate classes. and you can't have representatives elected by the people who are half in and half out of the lawmaking process. let us remember the words in the new testament quoted by lincoln. a house divided cannot stand and a house divided is brought into desolation. >> wouldn't he agree with me that my constituents want to know why it is that he should be able to vote in this place about education in edgeworth when i have absolutely no say on these matters in his constituency? >> just because we lost the referendum now does not mean i've stopped believing. just because we didn't secure this referendum doesn't mean that i stopped