you respond to that, sarah champion, chair of the all-party group?hat we are getting the services that we are getting the services that we are getting the services that we need. from our survey, 90% of them said it was impacting on their relationships. 89% said it was impacting on their mental health and only 16% said the services from the nhs for mental health issues they are presenting with were of any effect whatsoever. we are literally not seeing the support services on the ground. the fact the government does not even know what is being commissioned, how can it say that in my area there are services appropriate to my needs when it doesn't even know what is being commissioned? king was exactly right. it is a tiny drop in the ocean and what frustrates me most and what i am asking for and what my group is asking for, in the forthcoming spending review, we put aside a proper chunk of money for early intervention. not only is that morally the right thing to do, economically it makes sense. 72% of the people in our survey said it was impacting on thei

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the four—time champions league winner said her family had helped her through difficult times, including her decision to not play for norway at the world cup next month. 0ur reporter sarahed to norway to surprise her. here we go. hello! ada hegerberg, you have won the bbc women's footballer of the yearfor 2019! it's so nice for you to come here and film the whole family together. i get so emotional when i talk about this! but they have been a part of the journey since day one and they are the most important people in my life. my mum and dad have always been there. they gave me that voice and gave me the courage to always stand up for what i believed in. she's now got a strong voice for the coming girls who really want to play football and that's very good. it's like you have all the glory and then you have days that are tougher. ballon d'or was beyond my world, to be honest. despite the accolades, the biggest star of the women's game will not be at the sport's biggest show, the world cup in france next month. in 2017, ada hegerberg stepped away from the norwegian national team over what she perceived as a lack of equality within the game. it's so important for me that i

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hegerberg won a fourth champions league title on saturday, scoring a hat trick in the final against barcelona. 0ur reporter sarahrberg, you have won the bbc women's footballer of the yearfor 2019. let's get a round of applause! applause. it's so nice of you to come here and film the whole family together. i get so emotional when i talk about this. they've been part of the journey since day one, and they're the most important people in my life. my mum and my dad, they've they've always been there. gave me that voice... nephews shout ..and my nephews! they gave me that courage to always stand up for what i believe in. now we've got a strong voice for the girls that really want to play football, and that's very good. it's like you have the glory and the days that are tougher. balon d'0r was beyond my world, to be honest. my dad, he passed away now in february, and he often said, "it's like an adventure," so i adopt his words, it's like an adventure. when she meets a situation, she has already experienced it either on the pitch or in her head. i think that's maybe made the little difference between her and the other

won a fourth champions league title on saturday scoring a hat trick in the final against barcelona, and she's beaten four other nominees for this award in a public vote. 0ur reporter sarah been part of the journey since day one and they're the most important people in my life stopping my mum and my dad, they've they've always been there. and my nephews. they gave me that courage to always stand up for what i believe in. now we've got a strong voice for the girls that really want to play football, and that's very good. it's like you have the glory and the days that are tougher. barn door was beyond my world to be honest. my dad, he passed away now in february, and he often said it's like an adventure, so i adopt his words. it's like an adventure. when she meets a situation, she has already experienced it either on the pitch or in her head. i think that's maybe made the little difference between her and the others. winning the first bbc award was amazing but winning it again is a really, really ha rd winning it again is a really, really hard job stopping first of all, this is hard for me to find the words because winning it a second time is like, unbelievable. bbc women's

champions league final? when it this time! what did he say after that? a big smile. let's see if he is still smiling after the end of the weekend. i wonder if sarahm cathedral. the cathedral has stood here for 1000 years nearly, but it has been closed for three years for major repairs. chris, you are the architect. talk me through how you notice that the tower needed these repairs. in 2012, i carried out an inspection of the cathedral and discovered what age — let every conservation architect dreads which is the stonework of the top of this battle m e nt stonework of the top of this battlement and parapet was becoming loose, it was being jacked up, lifted up and was starting to fracture and become unstable. 218 feet up in the air, so how do you repair all of the stonework up here? it isa here? it is a huge undertaking. getting scaffold access rpr is a huge challenge, but every one of the stones at durham cathedral tower had to be dismantled into the workshop, inspected, repaired, new stones had to be carved where old ones had failed and it had to be brought back appear to be reassembled. and this cathedral, this tower has stood here since the 15t