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Nick Clegg: Tory plans to axe free school lunches 'risks children's health'
Theresa May is putting children's health at risk by axing free school lunches for infant pupils, Nick Clegg has argued. The former deputy prime minister said the plans outlined in the Conservative Party's manifesto to replace lunches with free breakfasts for all English primary school pupils was "cynical" and would offer just 7p's worth of food per child. The Liberal Democrats claimed up to 250,000 children living in poverty across England will lose their free lunches as a result of the Tory plan. During his time in government, Mr Clegg championed the free school meal policy, which meant all pupils in reception, year one and year two got a free hot lunch daily, regardless of the earnings of their parents or guardians. Although free school meals will still be available to children from low-income families throughout their years in primary and secondary education, the Lib Dems highlighted analysis suggesting a poor take-up of the offer.
Theresa May is putting children's health at risk by axing free school lunches for infant pupils, Nick Clegg has argued. The former deputy prime minister said the plans outlined in the Conservative Party's manifesto to replace lunches with free breakfasts for all English primary school pupils was "cynical" and would offer just 7p's worth of food per child. The Liberal Democrats claimed up to 250,000 children living in poverty across England will lose their free lunches as a result of the Tory plan. During his time in government, Mr Clegg championed the free school meal policy, which meant all pupils in reception, year one and year two got a free hot lunch daily, regardless of the earnings of their parents or guardians. Although free school meals will still be available to children from low-income families throughout their years in primary and secondary education, the Lib Dems highlighted analysis suggesting a poor take-up of the offer.

Issue #1
this is a cover
- ARX8x
- A cover image is an artwork used above the title and everything.
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/send-free-faxes-android-phone/
Take a look here. That's phone held in hand is a cover image.
In this case, even though the image is on top, is optional to use it as a cover image. Primarily because it's followed by title (which is reflected in my tempalte as well)
- Declined by admin
- The cover is optional in this case.
- Type of issue
- IV page is missing essential content
- Reported
- Jun 16, 2017