Miliband and Cameron argue jobs, borrowing and “predistribution” at subdued PMQs

By Left Foot Forward | Published: September 12, 2012

Following this morning’s unemployment figures, Ed Miliband and David Cameron debated unemployment, jobs, the work programmen, borrowing, Cameron’s attitude to women cabinet ministers and the meaning of Miliband’s new “predistribution” mantra:

We will have further analysis of today’s labour market statistics later this afternoon on Left Foot Forward.

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