What assessment he has made of the effect on economic growth of the programme of expenditure reductions announced on 24 May 2010. Link.

I welcome the Chancellor to his place, but will he have the candour to admit that his strategy is very risky, because it risks putting this country back into a double-dip recession? In any case there will be losers, so will he say who they will be? Link.

Because this Government have deliberately chosen to cut the budget for housing, and that will have an inevitable effect on jobs and training in construction, does the Housing Minister now regret his words in Opposition that it would be ridiculous and counter-productive to insist on apprenticeship training in publicly funded housing schemes? Link.

What his Department’s priorities will be in allocating funding for new school building. Link.

I thank the Secretary of State for his answer. During the period of the last Labour Government, many roofs were repaired-when the sun was shining. Can he give an absolute guarantee that schools in a constituency such as mine, which were not part of that programme but still need some catching up, will be rebuilt or properly maintained? Link.

What assessment he has made of the effect on economic growth of the programme of expenditure reductions announced on 24 May 2010.

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I welcome the Chancellor to his place, but will he have the candour to admit that his strategy is very risky, because it risks putting this country back into a double-dip recession? In any case there will be losers, so will he say who they will be?

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