harnett -- deputy leader harriet harman in the [unintelligible] then prime minister gordon brown. . >> it is a challenge every day. it is the best possible kind of work because we literally change lives. >> how long have you been doing this? >> i am in my 21st year. i still feel new and fresh every day. the length of time has not diminished my enthusiasm one bit. >> why do you do it? what i'd do it because i think education -- i >> i do it because i think education improves the lives and helps improve the fate of the women. if you educate the mothers, you educate the family. i am just happy to be part of it. >> how do you do it? >> that is always the question i get. at trinity was founded by religious women, the sisters of notre dame. we do it with a lot of commitment on the part of the faculty and our graduates and the alumni. we do it with a great deal of talent in our faculty. they make the education happen. the students also have to invest themselves. the students love this school. they want to have this great education. they know that great women have gradual it from the universi

deputies later harriet harman is filling in for the prime minister today. prior to question time the house is wrapping a previous business. this is live coverage on c-span2. >> minister? >> well, i think the honorable gentleman for his comments about our work on agriculture in zimbabwe. there is still a considerable amount that we need to make sure happens in zimbabwe, but certainly the lessons that have contributed to the successes that he saw at first hand as indeed other members of the select committee, we are hoping to see replicated across other country programs with which we are obviously working. >> mr. stephen o'brien? >> number 10. >> mr. speaker, the united kingdom remains strongly committed to tackling malaria. that's what the primers are committed in 2008 to provide over 20 million bed nets by the end of 2010. and developer than 110,000 child deaths. our 2009 white paper committed to provide an additional 10 million bed nets each year to 2013. >> stephen o'brien? >> i'm grateful to the minister. head of the w.h.o. will the minister take the oppo

harriet harman killed in for prime minister gordon brown who is opening of the south african president to london. . . r before. we have good tools which can prevent to treat malararia and political will is strong and funding is better than ever before. >> questions to the prime minister. mrs. eleanor lange? >> number one, sir. >> number one, sir. mr. speaker reply. my right honorable friend the prime minister is in attendance on her majesty the queen welcoming president zuma on his state visit to the united kingdom. mr. speaker, i'm sure the house will wish to join me in paying tribute to the five british soldiers who have died in afghanistan. senior aircraft men luke southgate from two squadron royal air force regiment. rival martin from fourth battalion the rifles, attached to third battalion, the rifles. sergeant paul fox from 28 engineer regiment, royal engineers attached to the brigade reconnaissance force. riflemen connor palace from fourth battalion the rifles, attached to third battalion, the rifles. and a soldier from third battalion, the rifles, who died yesterday. they demon

all, i am privileged to work with such a brilliant deputy leader and champion of equality as harriet harmanllor of the exchequer who is renowned throughout the world, and i am very proud to work with alistair darling. [applause] leading the fight against unemployment is someone who is getting young people back to work every day, every week, and every month. thank you, yvette kupfer. [applause] i am just a prime minister. peter mendelson is a president three times over. president of the board of trade, president of the council, and presiding with douglas alexander in harriet harman over our election campaign, thank you for everything you are doing, peter. [applause] since the tories have reduced the media appearances of the shadow chancellor, someone said he had lost the art of communication, but not the gift of speech. the tory party is down to one, but i am proud to be part of a team that is the most experienced, the most determined team that labor has ever fielded in an election campaign. we are proud of them all. [applause] there are only 76 days left until the council elections. i wish

then another chance to see deputy leader harriet harman at the british house. president obama heads to the philadelphia area tomorrow to talk about health insurance reform. our learned -- our live coverage starts at 11:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. up next, the british-iraq war in korea testimony from prime minister gordon brown -- they are examining british involvement in the war. gordon brown was chancellor of the exchequer, similar to the u.s. treasury secretary, from 1987 to 2007 when tony blair was prime minister. mr. brown has served as prime minister since 2007. this portion last one hour and 25 minutes. general election. from the time we began our work last july we have been at pains to provide the absolute impartiality to have iraq inquiry. we've had to remain outside party politics and we have asked the political parties to respect that position and we repeat that request today. it was for that reason my colleagues and i originally decided that we should ask to see the prime minister, the foreign secretary and the development secretary after the gen

." >> up next, deputy leader harriet harman. after that, prime minister brown himself testifies before the british inquiry into the iraq war. after that, for ambassador paul bremer talks about the situation in iraq. >> tomorrow on "washington journal," we talk about the current trend of extreme distrust in government.