Theresa May: People use food banks 'for many complex reasons'
The British Prime Minister was asked about the Conservative party’s record on poverty.
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The British Prime Minister was asked about the Conservative party’s record on poverty.
Donating the meat is aimed at improving the image of grouse hunting.
A huge number of people in Britain have been forced to use food banks.
Everyday items such as cereals, yoghurts and ice cream have a hefty climate footprint. A quarter of all emissions are coming from the food system and these emissions are growing as demand for food rises.
He also said that families should not have to rely on charity to feed themselves.
A story in yesterday’s Mail on Sunday prompted an angry reaction on social media.
Large-scale livestock farming is out of step with food-production needs and the effect of climate change, writes food writer and lecturer Frank Armstrong.