agencies and bodies and clubs themselves, in really helping us, working alongside the alzheimer's society to understand the key implication. and also i should say working alongside us promoting the services of alzheimer's society, our support services. anyone that is struggling or worried about their memory, they need to just go on our website and get in touch. we have a support line and we can help people work that through and we can offer vital support including face—to—face support if that's what people need. so we are delighted that the fa partnership will help us promote those services.— partnership will help us promote those services. ., , . ., those services. thanks very much for that advice there. _ those services. thanks very much for that advice there. kate _ those services. thanks very much for that advice there. kate lee, - those services. thanks very much for that advice there. kate lee, chief- that advice there. kate lee, chief executive of the alzheimer's society, thank you forjoining us. spoke about the unemployment rate coming down, the record rise injobs available. but here is an interesting statistic. youth unemployment hit a five year high during the pandemic. sarah is in blackburn for us this