A worried mum is calling for change after discovering what youngsters at her children's primary school are being offered for ...

while another joked they were ‘OK with the banana and custard but nit with salt and pepper’. Have you tried any unique fillings with your jacket potatoes? Let us know in the Facebook comments.

Kay Webb says something needs to be done about the portion sizes her son, seven, is being given for his school dinners ...

but others have adopted more unusual techniques. These include stuffing newspapers or cardboard into their clothes, carrying a hot jacket potato in their pocket, using the heat from their laptop ...

We travelled to Phu Qhoc where Astrid joined me in eating pho for breakfast: noodle soup with beef broth, beansprouts, fragrant mint and Thai basil. Admittedly, I sold it to her as Vietnam’s version ...

but many have adopted other -rather unique- methods. These methods include stuffing newspapers or cardboard into clothes or putting a hot jacket potato in their pocket. Others work with their ...

Kay Webb has shared photos of the tiny school meals on social media and is calling for the portion sizes to be increased for the children at Shotton Primary School in County Durham ...

When the Spud Bros are not busy helping feed the masses at their potato tram on Preston’s Flag Market, they are helping give back to those in need.

She noticed that William was consistently hungry after school and had lost a significant amount of weight, leading to ...