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Thanks for downloading the longer Radio 4 edition of more or less.

First broadcast on Friday the 28th of April.

Hello and welcome to more or less,

your weekly guide to the numbers all around us in the news, in life, and in politics,

some of which are pretty explosive.

We find out whether 3 million children are facing hunger in the holidays.

And we'll ask what's happening to spending in schools and what different political parties

plan to do about it.

But first, let's look at the big election interview of the week, the Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson appearing on the today program with John Humphreys.

It was a Clash of the Titans, Bobby Fisher versus Boris Spasky, except with no chess and a lot more shouting and interrupting.

The first topic was the notorious referendum claim that the UK sends the EU 350 million pounds a week that could be being spent on the National

Health Service. If you're talking about the 350 million that was on the side of

the bus that was going to go to the NHS

instead let me let me go back over it mr. Johnson went on to explain the

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