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100,000 children in poverty in north west England are going hungry in classes as they aren t eligible for free school meals, report claims

In Lancashire alone, 15,000 children living on the breadline do not qualify for any form of free school meals, along with 10,500 other students in Manchester.

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Failure to stem rising cost of formula in UK putting babies at risk, say experts

Leading doctors and charities urge children’s health minister to take action to support struggling families

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UK food banks bring in counsellors and private GPs to help exhausted workers

Exclusive: Volunteers and staff traumatised by relentless workload and efforts to help destitute clients

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Coronation s Big Help Out volunteering project at risk from lack of participants | Volunteering

Initiative at heart of next month’s royal event could fall flat after steady decline in number of people in UK offering their time

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Environment secretary Therese Coffey says Brits need to work more hours if they can t afford food

Tory frontbencher Therese Coffey has told Brits struggling to afford food to

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