Campaigning footballer Marcus Rashford has said child food poverty is getting "devastatingly" worse. The England forward, 23, has called on people to write to their MP in a bid to end a "child ...

"You should feel free, if you want to ask for help, to ask for help" - Rashford speaks to BBC Breakfast's Sally Nugent Footballer Marcus ... food brands to try to help reduce child food poverty.

Marcus Rashford said he is disappointed by the government response to his calls for more action on child food poverty. The footballer said a letter from Education Secretary Gavin Williamson showed ...

Marcus Rashford is a name that will go down in ... but not during school holidays. Child food poverty is a cause close to Rashford's heart. While campaigning earlier this year, the footballer ...

Marcus Rashford has done a fantastic job in galvanising the concern about child poverty that’s visible for all to see. But as Marcus has said, food aid is a sticking plaster. The truth is that ...

The vote was a disappointment for Marcus Rashford ... in households affected by “severe food insecurity,” which the Food Foundation defines as poverty that results in hunger.

Former U.S. President Barack Obama has praised England forward Marcus Rashford for his work tackling child food poverty and the two discussed by video call how young people can make an impact on ...

Perhaps the most high profile example is Manchester United footballer Marcus Rashford, who called on the government ... thankful for the Child Food Poverty Task Force members, and I can’t wait to see ...

United star Rashford forms taskforce to fight child food poverty 03:07 - Source: CNN International football news 16 videos ...

Marcus Rashford has stepped up his battle to ensure children don’t go hungry in the UK as he announced the formation of the Child Food Poverty Task Force. The Manchester United striker has taken a ...

Marcus Rashford is encouraging people to write ... who plays for Manchester United and England said “devastatingly” child food poverty is worsening rather than getting better.