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Cathy Owen

Jamie Oliver says England is 'mean' compared to Wales and has 'no faith' in Liz Truss

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.

Read more: Teacher tell of the worst packed lunches they have seen

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