Food, glorious food

The words ‘school dinners’ can leave a bad taste in the mouth for some generations, but today’s youngsters can’t get enough of their on-site catering

Breakfast has long been hailed as the most important meal of the day, designed to wake us up, get our mind and bodies ready and put a spring in our step for the rest of the day. But if we’re being hon

Nine-year-old future star of the silent screen Charlie Chaplin, his mother Hannah, and older half-brother Sydney entered the Lambeth workhouse, south London, in July 1898. The boys were soon transferr

Poverty in Zambia is widespread – more than two-thirds of the country’s population live below the poverty line, and rates of malnutrition and food insecurity are high. This is despite steady economic

Top hospitals are swapping pills for produce to improve chronic conditions—but it’s unclear who pays for “food as medicine”

In comparison to most schools we visited that week, Malama Primary was huge. We were in Kasama, in Zambia’s Northern Province, visiting schools with Mary’s Meals, the international school feeding char