School meals

Deep-fried food will be banned and high-sugar items restricted in schools in England under new plans to "overhaul" school dinners.

Students are more willing to try healthy meals when they grow the ingredients, a head teacher says.

Schools are being told to cut down on sugary desserts, and provide more vegetables and whole grains.

Up to 120 pupils go to the free club at Lawley Primary and say it helps get them ready to learn.

Skegness Grammar School says it has ditched "beige food" in favour of "nutritious" alternatives.

A child at a school in Dumfries and Galloway was repeatedly fed food they were allergic to.

Pauline Maud says lunches have changed completely - with processed ingredients replaced by fresh.