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The areas where food banks are most used as 3m parcels handed out across UK

The Trussel Trust said parcels going to households that had someone of pension age living there were up by more than a quarter

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Royal visits to baby banks are a dangerous normalisation of poverty

Article thumbnail: Undated file photo of a person holding a shopping basket in a supermarket. Trust in the food industry has fallen to a nine-year low as two thirds of consumers feel they are being "ripped off" by convenience store prices, according to a survey. Which?'s monthly consumer insight tracker found that trust in the groceries industry dropped in May to the lowest it has been since November 2014, with a score of 36 - a fall of 32 points since the previous high of 68 in May 2020. Issue date: Tuesday June 13, 2023. PA Photo. See PA story CONSUMER Supermarkets. Photo credit should read: Julien Behal/PA Wire

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The people invited to the coronation for their incredible feats of food generosity

More than one million emergency food parcels handed out to children for the first time

Work longer hours if you can't pay for your food, says Thérèse Coffey

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