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‘The situation isn’t just mean – it’s senseless’: Politicians shown reality hungry schoolchildren face

Feed the Future: ‘It is very clear that investing in school meals now will lead to long-term benefits to a child’s life, health and prosperity’

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MPs get taste of school lunch life to highlight ‘superpowers’ of free school meals

Feed the Future is campaigning for free school meals to be extended to all children whose parents are on universal credit

Evening Standard

Jimi Famurewa reviews St John Marylebone: Rambunctious, witty sibling still has a few kinks to iron out

It has some work to do, but this new addition to the St John family is loveably irreverent

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“I feel so burnt out all the time” - the disenfranchisement of Gen Z

A hostile jobs market, a tanking economy and a culture which tells them that they simply need to hustle harder to be their own brand — Gen Z is feeling disenfranchised. Kate Wills reports

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Jimi Famurewa reviews Kuro Eatery: Austere but elegant, this serene little room may be on to something special

Kuro Eatery, Notting Hill

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Carlos Acosta on pushing ballet’s boundaries, Brexit and how he has nothing to prove on stage

Now director of Birmingham Royal Ballet, the world-renowned dancer is bringing new show Into the Music to Sadler’s Wells

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England captain Harry Kane reveals surprising pre-match ritual ahead of 2022 World Cup

The striker also weighed-in on England’s chances as he helped unveil a new mural of himself and Lionesses captain Leah Williamson in South East London

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Jimi Famurewa reviews Mount St. Restaurant: New player in the world of blowouts offers an artful feast for the senses

Unlike so many identical, money-pit launches in this part of town, Mount St. is deserving of both attention and acclaim

Evening Standard

‘I feel trapped’: The mothers going without food so their children can eat

Feed the Future: ‘My body has got used to it but mentally it’s traumatic,’ one mother tells David Cohen

The Independent UK

Children face a hunger crisis – the government needs to act by providing more free school meals

Feed the Future: The Independent partners with the Food Foundation to call on the government to give meals to all schoolchildren living in poverty but who are not currently eligible

The Independent UK

Tate Modern: Giant woven spiderwebs unveiled in Turbine Hall

The sculptures by Chilean artist Cecilia Vicuna are constructed from dyed rope and wool and hang 27-metres down from the ceiling

Evening Standard

Why I live in Isleworth: Fitaly founder Charlene Ashong on what makes her hometown west London’s best-kept secret

The best part about life in Charlene Ashong’s ‘quaint and quiet’ hometown? Nobody knows where it is, says the plant-based chef

Evening Standard

Jimi Famurewa: My slow-burning love affair with African food

Ahead of his debut book Settlers, Jimi Famurewa explains why it took him until adulthood to fall for Nigerian cooking that wasn’t his mum’s

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Why I live in Chelsea: polo player Neku Edun on why there’s no place like her London neighbourhood

When not competing around the world, Nigerian polo player Neku Edun calls Chelsea home.

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The ‘Airbnb for gardens’: We meet Londoners putting down roots in rented outdoor spaces

If you’re green-fingered but don’t have the plot to match, there is a solution. An innovative website is matching would-be growers with garden owners who are happy to rent out their unused green spaces.

Evening Standard

Area guide to Brompton: London Design Festival district curator on the hidden gems of this South Ken enclave

Jane Withers, curator of Brompton Design District, on how the neighbourhood is a vibrant cultural hub filled with secret spaces

Evening Standard

‘It’s fine for 58-year-old Brad Pitt to wear a skirt, but can I get away with it?’

A wave of Hollywood stars have won praise for mixing up their wardrobes — but what happens when men who aren’t A-listers wear a skirt? Nick Curtis drops his trousers to find out

Evening Standard

Living in Columbia Road: Goodhood lifestyle brand founders share their favourite things about their E2 neighbourhood

Jo Sindle & Kyle Stewart have grown their family and their lifestyle brand Goodhood from Columbia Road. Here’s what makes their friendly neighbourhood so special.

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David Ellis reviews Zephyr: Sleek, tanned and glossy suits some, but my idea of Greek has more soul

The Notting Hill set who head to the likes of Gold will love Zephyr, but David Ellis is left feeling a little cold

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David Ellis reviews Manga Banga: The food may be cartoonish, but this place is full of fun — and heart

After being mugged two nights on the bounce, David Ellis finds solace in a local izakaya

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Jimi Famurewa reviews The Black Sheep: Farm-to-fork spot in SW19 frustrates with a series of avoidable double faults

This playful spin on quintessentially British food is devoid of the requisite skilled execution, says Jimi Famurewa

Evening Standard

Where to live on Crossrail: house prices, new homes and Elizabeth line journey times to West Ealing from central London

This well-connected west London area has change on the horizon

Evening Standard

Where to buy a home: the best-value neighbourhoods for flats and houses in each inner London Tube zone

From Peckham to Plaistow, we’ve scoured the data to pinpoint the neighbourhoods where buyers looking for a flat or a house can find the best value in London’s inner travel zones

The Independent UK

Forty unemployed young people hired after Skill Up Step Up training

The young people are part of the first wave to benefit from the companies who pledged to our campaign

Evening Standard

Pushkin House: how a little Russian enclave in London is raising its radical, progressive voice

The cultural centre’s new director is fearlessly challenging the party line to stand up against oppression

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