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Children pulled into poverty since 2015 enough to fill St James’ Park

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Lee Anderson: ‘myth’ those on Universal credit are in poverty

A child carries a tray with food during lunch-break at St Mary’s RC Primary School, in Battersea, south London.

Number of children in food poverty nearly doubles to four million

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‘Unacceptable’ trend Newcastle fans urged to avoid against Liverpool

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Free School Meals For All bill reading delayed in Parliament

A woman holds a shopping basket of groceries.

Cost of living: Groceries cost could soar by £1.7bn

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Newcastle MP tells story of Newcastle childhood of poverty and racism

Child poverty is said to be the worst in the North East, with reports indicating a 47% level of child poverty

North East has highest percentage of children growing up in poverty

North East Child Poverty Group say new Government figures mean child poverty is 'not inevitable’

New Government figures show child poverty ‘not inevitable’

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Northumbria police commissioner sends warning to Rishi Sunak

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Fairtrade Fortnight: how the chocolate you buy can make a real difference

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