organisations working in the counlrv organisations working in the country. so organisations working in the count . ., , country. so you ve got this meeting of eole country. so you ve got this meeting of people from country. so you ve got this meeting of people from all country. so you ve got this meeting of people from all over country. so you ve got this meeting of people from all over the - country. so you ve got this meeting of people from all over the world i country. so you ve got this meeting of people from all over the world in j of people from all over the world in cape town at the moment. just explain what it is you are trying to achieve and what you end goals are. well, we are really happy to participate in this meeting, which brings together a very diverse stakeholders, people with the lived experience, people who have mental health conditions, carries, grassroots organisations, funders, government organisations, there is people here from 46 countries, so what is r
30% and we have the reverse. the snp is dragging the independence movement back, support for independence is high 40s and for snp independence is high 40s and for snp in the 30s and declining. ihlicaila in the 30s and declining. nicola sturueon in the 30s and declining. nicola sturgeon and in the 30s and declining. nicola sturgeon and peter in the 30s and declining. nicola sturgeon and peter murrell, - in the 30s and declining. nicola i sturgeon and peter murrell, they in the 30s and declining. nicola - sturgeon and peter murrell, they are not here to defend themselves but your party, you spit the independence vote, labour and the conservatives will be laughing all the way to the ballot boxes? perhaps we have to discuss the way to the ballot boxes? perhaps we have to discuss with the way to the ballot boxes? perhaps we have to discuss with an we have to discuss with an independence convention, notjust between independence parties but variety of grassroots organisations and th
whom are girls of colour, they haven t got the emotional connection to the players in the squad because they don t look like them, they might not sound like them or have the same references. that is the work that has been widely documented in so many different organisations including the fa, including big brands and grassroots organisations, they are working really hard to change. what this report shows is what the kind of emotional engagement and consequence of not having a very diverse national team means in terms of the girls love and connection to the game. a host of other international friendlies tonight, although not all with a world cup on the horizon. that s the case for wales. although there is an impressive win over northern ireland to build upon. they re playing portugal in guimaraes. the home side have come closest so far with defender ana rute striking the crossbar from distance. 0 0 at half time. these are life pictures. you can follow then on the bbc sport
that changed the estate when the council transferred the houses that it still owned to a housing association. the housing association is called l&q and it s managed the houses here since 2010. like most housing associations, l&q is not for profit and should run the estate in the best interests of tenants. there was a place that has got associations, which at that time were seen at that time as fairly locally based, grassroots organisations with a social purpose. would be flexible and more nimble, more responsive. just better managers and providers of social housing. across england, housing associations now manage 2.5 million properties. that s a million more than local councils. the idea of the community based small housing association