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[captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> tonight on prime ministers questions, deputy prime minister nick clegg stands in former prime minister david cameron. engines questions on government loans and unemployment benefits. after that, we turn to u.s. politics and a new hampshire wrote republican senate primary debate. then, a discussion on the latest underemployment rates. on "q&a," an interview of nicholas von...

program, visit us at q-and- a.org. "q&a" programs are also available as podcasts. >> next on "prime ministers questions," dip the prime minister -- deputy prime minister nick clegg stands in for david cameron. following that, a colorado senate debate. tomorrow on "washington journal," a look at what congress plans to do before the november 2 election with david hawkings from cq. then, colin kahl and michelle mello. that is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. >> but, honestly, i a...

Rates. in other words, i think the budgets doing what i hoped it would do. >> do you fundamentally believe that there should be a distinction between proprietary trading and banking, the so-called volcker rule? >> well, i am personally quite attracted to that. so i personally think that large-scale proprietary trading, large internal hedge funds dont sit terribly easily alongside retail banking. and ive said that for a year or more now. however, im very happy to have a debate and be persuaded. s...

david cameron, heads the conservative party, and many of his fellow tories are quite right-wing. his allies, the liberal democrats, head by nick clegg, are actually on many issues further to the left than the labor party. so its quite a feat to have these two groups of people in office working together. but so far they have. now, maybe this bipartisanship could yield rich dividends for britain. if they can tackle long-postponed, difficult problems. meanwhile, in america three political...

working together. quite harmoniously. remember, the prime minister, david cameron, heads the conservative party, and many of his fellow tories are quite right-wing. his allies, the liberal democrats, head by nick clegg, are actually on many issues further to the left than the labor party. so its quite a feat to have these two groups of people in office working together. but so far they have. now, maybe this bipartisanship could yield rich dividends for britain. if they can tackle long-...

>> order. it is not against the rules of the house for a government back bencher to support the government. it is not that odd. [laughter] mr. prime minister. >> mr. speaker, we all remember you doing that very well. [laughter] the honorable lady makes a very kind invitation. and i would say that the commitment that we have made to maintain health spending is very important. i want to see community hospitals and district general hospitals thrive under this government. >> mr. david lamm...

Budgets doing what i hoped it would do. >> do you fundamentally believe that there should be a distinction between proprietary trading and banking, the so-called volcker rule? >> well, i am personally quite attracted to that. so i personally think that large-scale proprietary trading, large internal hedge funds dont sit terribly easily alongside retail banking. and ive said that for a year or more now. however, im very happy to have a debate and be persuaded. so ive asked john vickers, whos a ve...