The lamentable failure to heed Government food tsar Henry Dimbleby’s plea to give free school meals to all children in homes on Universal Credit divides the poor
Welcome to Dickensian Britain, where hundreds of thousands of children go hungry because the Government can’t be bothered to ensure they’re fed properly.
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