 Mae'n fwylo'n gweithio i'r ffigurau bod y ONS wedi'u gwneud yn ymddangos, ac mae'n gweithio bod y cyfnodd yn gyntafol yma ar 8 mlynedd, y gweithio'n gweithio'n gyffredinol yn 1994, a'r ysgolwch yn ymddangos ar y cyfnodd yn ymddangos ar y cyfnodd, ar y ffobl 2008, ac yn ymddangos ar y peth, stwn yn i gweithio'n oedd arnodd yn ymddangos ar y cyfnodd yma ar y ffobl 2011. Mae gwaith ar gyfer y byddwn ni'n gweithio'n gwneud gwahanol i chi ddweud honno, y byddwn ni i gweithio'n gweithio i gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio peth wedinos gan gweithio'n gweithio a bobl oeddwyd yr ymddangos ar gyfer sefydol. Mae'n fawr i chi gweithio ar yr ymddangos a'r ysgolwch â'i'n gweithio'n gweithio ar y cyfnodd is the best it's been for 10 years. Let me put that more clearly to you in non BS language. Manufacturing is where it was 10 years ago. In other words, we've had a lost decade when it comes to British industry. Apparently, this is an achievement for the Tory party. It goes to show how little they really have to crow about. But then when she talks about productivity, the best productivity is in 2011. Well, this is like saying that a footballer in League 2 had a good game. Therefore, they're as good as Leo Messi. No, there are average footballer who had a good game. And it's just like the British economy. It's a low productivity economy which had a one-off. Productivity today that's output per hour worked is lower than it was 10 years ago. Again, what does that mean in clear English? It means an hour's work produces less output in 2018 than it did in 2008. And she's saying that all of this is the path to a high wage, high productivity, high value economy. Well, to reason may then please explain why 17 million people have less than £100 in their bank accounts. Why pay went down 10.4% between 2007 and 2015. Why the number of people using food banks have just rocketed. And why 60% of people in relative poverty are in households which work. It was the case, if it was the case that the government pulled out of contracts or indeed private sector companies pulled out of contracts whenever a profit warning was issued, that would be the best way to ensure that companies failed and jobs were lost. And raise real issues about providing continuing uninterrupted public services. This is pretty ridiculous even by the standards of the Conservatives and Theresa May. Earlier they said that manufacturing is doing so well because it's now where it was 10 years ago. Now they're saying the economy will collapse unless we award contracts to companies which are facing financial difficulty. If we don't throw billions of pounds of taxpayers' money in terms of catering and construction and cleaning contracts, well, jobs, growth and living standards will suffer. How ridiculous. And we know that hedge funds made £200 million short in Carillion stock. They knew the company was effectively a basket case. One of the financial access to benefit was BlackRock. Does that name sound familiar? Well it should do. They employed George Osborne, the former Chancellor and colleague of Theresa May. In 2017 they paid him £650,000. They made money, like I say, of shorting Carillion stocks. Pensioners who are losing out, workers who are now petrified they're going to lose their jobs. That money, that pain is effectively going into the wallet of George Osborne. It's no surprise he's barely talked about the issue in the evening standard.