. >> mary mcleod. >> with the prime minister join in paying tribute to the service and especially to my residence who died on december 12, 1892. he was serving with the rifles in 1945 actually demonstrated outstanding gallantry. >> i would certainly join audibly in paying tribute to both past and present and anyone who goes to afghanistan and sees how many workers there are not just in the kirker rivals but also in some of it such as suggested regimens as well as serving our country extreme low. we owe them the greatest debt of gratitude and we always make sure it is paid in full. >> this is a momentous week with the tuition face students and, of course, the average rise of grants, decrease in grants of 10% of local councils. and, of course, we were told this week that the chancellor has to build up a war chest of 50 billion pounds, just for the general election. [inaudible] that's a question. spent i'm not sure quite what the question was. let me answer on theater group at this point on the record the institute study has looked carefully at our plant and a fine and i quote, a gradua

the mary mcleod bethune memorial. it is something that i know stewart udall embrace.e must encourage them never, never, never to use their -- to lose their zeal for building a better world. continue to encourage our young people. lastly, i salute the legacy of stewart udall in the words of his boss, who was 43 when he appointed a 41 year-old secretary of the interior, stewart udall. this young president said, i am certain that when the dust of the centuries have passed over our cities, we, too, will be remembered not for our victories or defeat, but rather for our contributions to the human spirit. the most enduring contribution of stewart udall will be his humanity. he has lifted our spirits, which are deep on this occasion, but also in the future, and his legacy will endure. thank you very much. [applause] >> bob, thank you very much. you can see that my father had a passion for equal opportunity, for justice, enforceable rights. people often ask me, where did he get its? get it? his family. his father swept away years of discrimination when he ruled that native ame