The economy. Eighth Opposition Day debate. Main question negatived on division (217 votes to 283). Amendment agreed to on division (276 votes to 217).

The economy. Eighth Opposition Day debate. Main question negatived on division (217 votes to 283). Amendment agreed to on division (276 votes to 217).

We are, of course, all delighted about the good news for the hon. Lady’s local further education college—which obviously will have nothing at all to do with the fact that her constituency is the most marginal Labour seat in the country. Can she confirm, however, that she is aware that...

We are, of course, all delighted about the good news for the hon. Lady’s local further education college—which obviously will have nothing at all to do with the fact that her constituency is the most marginal Labour seat in the country. Can she confirm, however, that she is aware that...

The country is facing its biggest economic crisis in a generation. In the last 24 hours, we have heard from the International Monetary Fund not only that Britain’s recession is deeper than that of any other western country, but that next year, while they will be growing, we will still...

The country is facing its biggest economic crisis in a generation. In the last 24 hours, we have heard from the International Monetary Fund not only that Britain’s recession is deeper than that of any other western country, but that next year, while they will be growing, we will still...

The hon. Gentleman said that unemployment would rise by another million. We shall all read the record avidly when it is published tomorrow. Of course, if the Government had not put off the Budget until the end of April, we would have had more bad news. We would have had...

The hon. Gentleman said that unemployment would rise by another million. We shall all read the record avidly when it is published tomorrow. Of course, if the Government had not put off the Budget until the end of April, we would have had more bad news. We would have had...