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Loves introducing others to his sport. he is hoping this report will bring positive changes. it is sport. he is hoping this report will bring positive changes.— bring positive changes. it is a 2-way relationship, - bring positive changes. it is a 2-way relationship, just - bring positive changes. it is al 2-way relationship, just needs bring positive changes. it is a - 2-way relationship, just needs to be 2—way relationship, just needs to be expanded. the urban riding schools, like ourselves, which there is only fourin like ourselves, which there is only four in the country, they need supp...

We're going to excel. 11 recommendations have been made to diversify equestrianism. they include making it more accessible and affordable. but those already offering that say it is not easy. it's another world, to get into it. that's why we put it right on people's doorsteps here, to make it really affordable and subsidise it and get it started. at st james city farm in gloucester, hundreds of people have applied for riding lessons. imran loves horses and loves introducing others to his sport. he's hoping this report will bring positive changes. it's a two—way relationship, itjust needs to b...

Logistically to keep horses in the middle of a city without proper grazing and everything, so they need support to be able to do that. british equestrian say the research will help them make meaningful systemic change. lydia and imran will be watching closely. rebecca wood, bbc news. that's all from me — i'll be back in an hour, but i'll leave you with the football news show where ben croucher is asking why would anyone be a premier league manager? welcome along to the football news show. who would be a football manager? in the last month we seen a host of premier league managers had to be a...

Urban black mothers, people across state from rural and urban areas come to the capital to demand action on the issue and we have the majority of people on our side in tennessee, calling for systemic change, calling for policy change, who are fed up with moments of silence, fed up with their empty prayers, saying this ends now, enough is enough. this easter it is a quarter of a century since the good friday agreement ending sectarian violence in northern ireland. events carry on into next week with a visit from us president joe biden on wednesday. but 25 years on, little tensions and obstacles...