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But as i say, first, let's hearfrom bbc verify and nick to explain those figures. let's have a look at how the conservatives reached their figures. it was this, 38 5p black hole, and they have basically claimed divided that by the number of working families in the country. —— a £38.5 billion gap. the conservatives have divided that by the number of working households and come up with their £2,000 figure. note: this is over a four—year period, so about £500 a year. the prime minister said last night this was the work of independent treasury officials. it is true that treasury did most ...

With this figure, £2094. now, that is over a four—year period, so about £500 a year. the prime minister said last night that this was the work of independent treasury officials. it is true to say that treasury did most of the sums, but political advisors who work for the chancellor were the ones who set the terms of the calculations by making assumptions about labour's policies. now over here, we can show you, this is the policy list the conservative party produced and how much it would allegedly cost. but not all of it has been costed by the treasury. these three at the bottom that have b...

£2,000 figure is misleading. let's have a look at how the conservatives reached their number, how they reached their calculations. it was this, £38.5 billion black hole is what they claim, and they have basically divided that by the number of working families in the country and come up with this figure, £2094. now, that is over a four—year period, so about £500 a year. the prime minister said last night that this was the work of independent treasury officials. it is true to say that treasury did most of the sums, but political advisors who work for the chancellor were the ones who set th...

And is here to explain. let's have a look at how the conservatives reached their figures. this is the claim, that there's a £38.5 billion gap in labour's spending plans. the conservatives have divided that by the number of working households and come up with their £2,000 figure. note — this is over a four—year period, so about £500 a year. the prime minister said last night this was the work of independent treasury officials. it is true that the treasury did most of the the sums but political advisers, who work for the chancellor, were the ones who set the terms of the calculations by m...

Hole is what they claim, and they have basically divided that by the number of working families in the country and come up with this figure, £2094. now, that is over a four—year period, so about £500 a year. the prime minister said last night that this was the work of independent treasury officials. it is true to say that treasury did most of the sums, but political advisors who work for the chancellor were the ones who set the terms of the calculations by making assumptions about labour's policies. now over here, we can show you, this is the policy list the conservative party produced and...