Thirty years ago, native speakers of Urdu in the UK could get a qualification that recognised their skills, for example, but this is no longer the case.
Part of the reason [I attend irregularly] is that I get recognised at church and it can hardly be a sacred experience when people are whispering about you.
"But with dementia, if we can build those structures in the community now and get people recognising that they can help people themselves, including supporting families, it will obviously help with our budgets in future years".
And Myddleton, too, wants to give credit where it's due: "I have tried to show the way that Jamaican music has had an effect on British club music, tell that story and get it recognised".
In India you are never short of local bowlers who are keen to have a crack at the England batsmen in the hope that they might get recognised by their own cricketing authority.
"I think each of the political parties, and I've spoken to each of the party whips about this, have got to recognise that it's no good saying that the relationship between the MP and the staffer is sacrosanct.
It's rare, he says, that he gets recognised as himself.
We've got to recognise that we're in third place amongst under- 35s, that we've lost support amongst women, that public servants no longer think we're on their side, that the people with aspirations who swept Margaret Thatcher to power have drifted away from our party.
For all those that care passionately about the NHS, we've got to recognise that with health costs rising every year because of an ageing population we have to make the money go further.
We've got to recognise that this is not just a challenging job that requires courage in the classroom, but it's also dangerous and requires bravery to confront people who may wish to stop children getting educated".
