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Tesco has initiated a campaign to increase the intake of fruit and veg among children who may not normally receive enough of these nutritious foods. Focusing on Birmingham and UK-wide schools in neighbourhoods with a high uptake of free school meals, this initiative arises from data highlighting the struggle of low-income families to maintain a healthy diet.
The government's National Diet and Nutrition Survey has raised concerns about the number of children consuming sufficient fruit and vegetables. A recent survey revealed that only 12% of children aged between 11 and 18 are meeting the five-a-day recommendation.
Getting children ready and into school on time is often a struggle, particularly during the winter when mornings are chilly and dim. However, an assistant headteacher has now divulged her recipe for success.
There's no denying that it's been a tough start to the year for hospitality. In January, a number of dining spots closed their doors as businesses continued to grapple with steep energy costs, price increases on ingredients and the continuing cost of living crisis.
Customers at two of the UK's biggest banks are reporting issued with their apps on Monday morning. According to DownDetector, the problems started with Halifax and Lloyds around 7am, and are affecting customers across the country.
Slimming World founder Margaret Miles-Bramwell has died aged 76 on Sunday (February 2) morning in Mallorca.
Thousands of people headed to Manchester's historic Chinatown to celebrate the Chinese New Year and watch the dazzling Dragon parade. Also known as the Spring Festival and Lunar New Year, celebrations began on Wednesday (January 29) but festivities will continue for several weeks.
Elderly tenants who were living without power in a condemned block of flats have finally been moved out while the building is made safe.