Some £88 million destined to help feed the poorest children is feared ‘lost’, ministers have been warned. Former welfare reform minister Frank Field raised concerns over what happens to cash from the free school meals (FSM) budget and called for the spending watchdog to investigate. The Hungry For Change report said the issue of FSM... Read More
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Stoke City’s James McClean has claimed that he is being treated differently because he is an Irish Catholic. The 29-year-old winger has been warned by the Football Association (FA) for his use of an offensive word on social media but will face no further action from the governing body. The warning came after McClean criticised... Read More
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Poland’s bishops marked their country’s centenary of independence by warning freedom could be lost again if Poles abandon their Catholic faith. In a pastoral letter for the 11th November centenary, the bishops said love of homeland was a divine command and was expressed through “daily civic honesty, readiness to serve, and dedication to the common... Read More
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