weeks, 25 companies taking part. my right honourable friend agree with me making a good start so we must not be complacent and through midlands engine get good quality jobs? very much agree with what my honourable friend said. if we look at west midlands, take today s unemployment figures the claimant count has come down in the west midlands since 2010 by 91,000 people. i m sure the house would welcome an update on unemployment figuring. employment in our country at new record high of 31.4 million people. compared with 2010, there are now two million 370,000 more people in work than when i became prime minister. claimant count down 18,000 in the last month. figures i m sure welcome right across the house. [shouting] thank you, thank you, mr. speaker. could the prime minister tell the house how many people will die from the disease as a result of air pollution before this country meets its legal obligations on air quality by to 25? 2025. i don t have those figures to han
when i tune in on the weekends, it is usually authors sharing new releases. watching the nonfiction authors on book tv is the best television for serious readers. on c-span they can have a long conversation and delve into the subject. book tv weekends bring you author after author, and spotlight the work of fascinating people. i love the book tv, and diane a c-span fan. coming up next on c-span, the prime minister s questions of the british house of commons. bill clinton campaigns in arizona, on behalf of his wife. at 11:00, another chance to see q&a with director gave brought. gave rock. week at the british house of commons, prime minister david cameron responded to questions on the u.k. energy policy and new employment numbers. he also spoke about education and crime reduction. order. questions to the prime minister. lovely. thank you, mr. speaker, this morning i had meetings with military colleagues and others. i shall have other such meetings later tod
night, in lookay at the fcc lifeline subsidy program in a plan to include broadband access in order to bridge the digital divide between higher and lower income americans. the fcc expects to take up the proposal at the end of the month. we will talk with the policy director at the benton foundation and daniel lion. we are joined by brandon sasso. low income consumers need access to broadband. that unclear to me congress would be able to pass a support for directly aimed at low income users. this congress has not been particularly supportive of folks who are in poverty. the conversations that have been on the hill have been hard to decipher. they are putting the cart before the horse or they have not been a study to suggest that these are the drivers keeping low income people from adopting broadband service. we do not know if we need nine dollars a month for 10 million people or $45 month for 2 million people. you have to make sure you are employing the money effectively.
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Over 25 volunteers distributed 10,000 pounds of food at the Eastlake Senior Center in partnership with Willow Praise Church and the Cleveland Food Bank on Valentine’s Day, according to a release. Over 175 local families received boxes of produce and vegetables at the distribution. Considering each family has two or three family members, nearly 400 […]