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Majority of teachers fear children will go hungry during school holidays, survey says

Two thirds of teachers in England are worried that children in their school will go hungry during the summer holidays, according to new research.

The Independent UK

No 10 denies dragging King into politics after joint visit with Prime Minister

The King, Sir Keir Starmer and Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner toured a housing development in Cornwall on Monday.

Evening Standard

Prime Minister and deputy join King for tour of Cornwall housing scheme

It is rare for the King to be accompanied by senior politicians during official royal engagements.

The Independent UK

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Voices: Post-Christmas food waste is a scandal – but fault doesn’t just lie with supermarkets

COMMENT: Christmas is the perfect storm for food waste, writes Felix Project CEO Charlotte Hill. But as tempting as the treats, meats and trimmings may be, we all have a part to play in curbing this issue

The Independent UK

Ministers pledge £15m towards tackling food waste and feeding communities

The initiative, expected to save as many as 60 million meals, comes amid a long term increase in the use of food banks in the UK

The Independent UK

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The Standard 100: People shaping London in Politics, Security, Knife Crime, Transport and Charity

Rachel Reeves, Sadiq Khan and Richard Curtis are among the top hundred people shaping the capital in 2024

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Students hit the stage with country music star Kirsty Lee Akers

The girls posted an online cover that caught Kirsty's attention.

Newcastle Herald

Some states are trying to boost youth voter registration. Here's what they're doing

More states are adopting policies to increase voter registration, including for young people. Those policies include automatic voter registration and pre-registration before age 18.

WEKU

The Felix Project and Canary Wharf team up to tackle food poverty

The two organisations aim to help tackle food poverty that sees an estimated 400,000 children in the capital going to bed without eating a proper meal

Evening Standard

Charles makes surprise visit to food bank during day in Milton Keynes

Volunteers were only told about the King’s visit an hour before his arrival.

The Independent UK

How Charles and royals will spend 2023 as King dedicates year to NHS heroes and needy

His Majesty used his first Christmas speech to pay tribute to staff in public sector roles such as teachers and care workers - and hopes to spend 2023 getting out and speaking to them

Daily Mirror

So you want to vote by mail – 5 essential reads

As the midterm elections approach, much of life has returned to its busy post-COVID-19 normal, even as the pandemic continues. Being busy and wary of sharing space with large numbers of strangers are among the many reasons people might consider skipping Election Day.

The Conversation

Confiscated food from queue for Queen’s lying in state donated to charity

The Felix Project will distribute the items to the thousands of community groups it works with across the capital.

The Independent UK

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