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2017-05-21 — theguardian.com
``The Education Policy Institute's analysis found that about 100,000 children who are in relative poverty will no longer receive a free meal under May's proposals. It found that an additional 667,000 children defined as coming from "ordinary working families" would no longer receive a free lunch.''
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