The quick guide to United Kingdom political parties stances on free school meals

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Labour’s answer: Yes, vegan meals of high nutritional standards. Source

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Conservative’s answer: Yes Under the Tory plan, children will get free school meals if their parents are on Universal Credit and earning less than £7,400-a-year from...Source

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Liberal Democrat’s answer: Yes Clegg said scrapping the lunches, which will be replaced by free breakfasts, could mean thousands of pupils no longer receive a single portion of fruit or vegetables on a daily...Source

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Green’s answer: Yes Providing free, healthy school lunches is the common sense solution to tackling so many of the problems facing our children and their parents today. When it comes to childhood obesity, spiralling food costs or the gap in life expectancy between rich and poor areas, policies like this will go a long way to ensure a healthier, happier and fairer society.Source

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UKIP’s answer: Yes A UKIP candidate has told voters in Wakefield to vote Labour because of the Tories' "heartless" plans to scrap free school dinners. Lewis Thompson, UKIP’s candidate in the neighbouring Normanton, Pontefract and Castleford constituency urged the party’s supporters in Wakefield to back Labour's Mary Creagh.Source

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SNP’s answer: Yes SNP conference has today reaffirmed the party’s commitment to free school meals for every P1-3 child in...Source

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Brexit Party voters: Yes Source

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Plaid Cymru’s answer: Yes, but only if they meet high nutritional standards Plaid Cymru, the Party of Wales believes that the lack of childcare is one of the biggest barriers to employment and we are determined to provide affordable and high-quality childcare for every family in Wales. We are committed to the Foundation Phase – which emphasises learning through play, and we call for a study into the feasibility of providing every infant school child in Wales with free school meals as there is a clear link between poor diet and educational attainmentSource

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Libertarian’s answer: No Source

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British National’s answer: Yes, but only if they meet high nutritional standards Apparently there are no plans for scrapping the eligibility of the children of those claiming Job Seekers' Allowances for free school meals, although this would be subject to...Source

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Sinn Féin’s answer: Yes, but only if they meet high nutritional standards Sinn Féin Education spokesperson Chris Hazzard has called for free school meals to be extended for all children attending...Source

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Social Democratic voters: Yes Source

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Democratic Unionist voters: Yes Source

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Ulster Unionist voters: Yes Source

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