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Former conservative mayor built 60,000 affordable homes in his first five years in office. how many did the current labour mayor manage? half of that. in wales, we need 12,000 new homes a year, how many have labour built in the last year? half of that. as ever, labour talk on the conservatives to labour. == on the conservatives to labour. -- and the on the conservatives to labour. » and the conservatives deliver. debt doubled since 2010. growth is down, tax up, the economy crashed. mr speaker, they are going to need a bigger note. and it's right. week after week we debate the issues facing th...

Response on january the six. they have become central to the investigation and according to the sources, were then handed -- this officer then handed over to the department of homeland security inspector general, and you had the vice chair liz cheney announcing last year that the committee had an -- obtained around 80,000 pages of communication materials from the agency. how pivotal is disinformation in piecing together what was happening that day and why? >> well, aside from videotapes, they are really in terms of at and quality of evidence, there is not much better than text messages. the re...

Breaking the tax promise to pay for social care? yes, it will be embarrassing and voters will be, understandably, angry. i don't think national insurance is the best tax to look at for the reason she articulated, but i would hope that labour would realise that social care needs more money, and given our fiscal position, this will men at tax rise. that is what needs to happen in order to solve the problem. that'll be very interesting to watch and see. there are some tory knows about putting the tax up without making the case for it before. plenty of people around westminster went, plenty of peo...

Gavin, just quickly from you on this, if you can, do you think that borisjohnson would get away with breaking the tax promise to pay for social care? yes. you know, it'll be embarrassing, and some voters will— understandably be angry about it. i actually agree with this. i don't think national- insurance is the best tax to look at for the reasons that she articulated. - our politics is in a mess l generally at the moment, | but i hope labour would recognise| the social care needs more money, and given our fiscal position, - that is going to require a tax rise. and, of course, it's legitimate...

Leave, well, you would just have to accept that result and make the best of it. i'm not sure they would. and one of the reasons for the reluctance of the arch brexitiers to have another say with the british people is, i think, an underlying anxiety that when we look at it, we'll realize that, you see, leaving europe is not the answer to any of britain's problems. most of the big decisions about britain are made in britain. they're not made in brussels, on our health care system, our education system, how we put our tax up, how we reform our law, they're all decisions made in britain. the brexi...