Jamie Oliver has warned the Tories need an injection of "kindness" to have a shot at the next election as he piled pressure on ministers to widen access to free school meals.
The celebrity chef said there was a "massive gap" between the current threshold to qualify for school dinners and Universal Credit and accused the Government of failing to take it seriously
He said Liz Truss was unlikely to change her views - but said he was "quite calm" as he thinks the new Prime Minister will be a "ship that passes in the night".
