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We are going to leave the future of our food and farming to market forces, and to the choices of consumers who are surrounded by foods that are killing them.
Ensuring all citizens have a minimum income could eliminate hunger and allow people to buy healthy and sustainable food.
Could equitable access to food be the answer to the cost-of-living and environmental crises? Jack Thompson looks back to the wartime to find out.
Households surviving on low incomes are typically very resourceful, but the level of price increases are simply not manageable for many, writes food charity director Chantelle Norton.
Oliver is calling for others to join him and take an Eton mess dessert to Number 10 to protest a U-turn to restrict junk food promotion that was designed to help people live healthier lives.
Issue 12: Fairness and five years.
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