School meal fund promised after Rashford's campaign - BBC News
The government will help feed children over the summer holidays after a campaign by footballer Marcus Rashford.
A supermarket worker, who wishes to remain anonymous, emailed us to say she had witnessed some customers paying for alcohol with free school meals vouchers.

She said: "I appreciate there are so many families in need of food but looking at just how many [vouchers] we have received through the tills and you look at what the customer has bought, very rarely is it what you would class as essential food staples.

"Their trolleys are packed with clothes, alcohol, toys and electronics and they are using the school meal vouchers to pay for this."

"There is no block on what items they can purchase and we are not allowed to judge them or question their purchases," she said.

"They can purchase what ever items they like and the vouchers will scan."

A statement from the Department for Education said: "We are still fine-tuning details on how to ensure vouchers will be restricted to food provision. We'll set out details in due course."

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