Chef Jamie Oliver says he has "no faith" in the new Prime Minister Liz Truss, and described her as a "ship that will pass in the night". The father-of-five was speaking in a BBC interview to call for the threshold for access to free school meals to be increased in England.
In England, household income has to be less than £7,400 to be able to claim free schools meals, a threshold he described as "mean" compared to Wales and Scotland. All of Wales' approximately 272,000 primary school pupils are set to get free lunches by 2024, as part of a deal between Plaid Cymru and the Labour Welsh Government.
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