mary robinson, what's your answer to hiya? europe foundation that you mentioned at the beginning, zeinab. you mentioned that we are co—chairs of a women leaders network, ellen and myself. that didn't exist, we invented it, because the africa europe foundation was going to be chaired by two men, we were invited to be honorary presidents, which isn't very significant, but we have made it more significant by deciding to have this women leaders network, and we already find that this network is giving a gender lens to the whole of the africa europe foundation, all its strategy committees, all of what it's doing. and there is a great power in women leaders networks, at all levels — at local level, girls, networking. i'm sure each of the questioners is probably part of a network. there's a lot of trust in women leaders networks because we know that we're not there for our ego, we're there to change things, we're there to problem solve, we're there to collaborate. can i ask you both very quickly because you're both older stateswomen a

hiya! oh, thank you! i've tried my best. we've spent a lot of time on zoom! yes, we have. not today. it is great to be here in real—life and isn't this absolutely beautiful? yeah. every bit of normality feels so special right now, but as we edge towards the lives we once knew, work could have changed forever. many businesses have closed, people have lostjobs and for some, this mayjust be a time to change career. but some industries are thriving and hiring. home delivery outfits, streaming entertainment and video games. and marc cieslak has been spending some time with the uk games developers who are part of this growing industry. young or old, hardcore or casual, the pandemic has seen an explosion in the amount of people playing games. the size of the uk market has led to increased investment and growth for lots of video games development studios. the brains behind the football manager series, sports interactive, is based here in east london's olympic park. as a studio, we've been going forjust under 30 years, originally started in two kids�* bedrooms in shropshire. since

hiya! oh, thank you! i've tried my best. we've spent a lot of time on zoom! yeah, we have.ly beautiful? yeah. every bit of normality feels so special right now, but as we edge towards the lives we once knew, work could have changed forever. many businesses have closed, people have lostjobs and for some, this mayjust be a time to change career. but some industries are thriving and hiring. home delivery outfits, streaming entertainment and video games. and marc cieslak has been spending some time with the uk games developers who are part of this growing industry. young or old, hardcore... ..or casual, the pandemic has seen an explosion in the amount of people playing games. the size of the uk market has led to increased investment and growth for lots of video games development studios. the brains behind the football manager series, sports interactive, is based here in east london's olympic park. as a studio, we've been going forjust under 30 years. originally started in two kids' bedrooms in shropshire. since then, we've grown very organically over the years to a team of 35,

hiya! oh, thank you! i have tried my best. we have spent a lot of time on zoom! yes, we have.ut not today. it is great to be here in real—life and isn't this absolutely beautiful? yeah. every bit of normality feels so special right now, but as we edge towards the lives we once knew, work could have changed forever. many businesses have closed, people have lostjobs and for some, this mayjust be a time to change career. but some industries are thriving and hiring. home delivery outfits, streaming entertainment and video games. and marc cieslak has been spending some time with the uk games developers who are part of this growing industry. young or old, hardcore or casual, the pandemic has seen an explosion in the amount of people playing games. the size of the uk market has led to increased investment and growth for lots of video games development studios. the brains behind the football manager series, sports interactive, is based here in east london's olympic park. as a studio, we have been going forjust under 30 years, originally started in two kids�* bedrooms in shropshire. si

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