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Also have the former Irish Premier on the future of the United Kingdom, and Britney Spears

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We'll talk about that too, but first is my brain dumb.

It's a very tough time right now for many millions of people around the We'll talk about that too, but first is my brain dumb.

It's a very tough time right now for many millions of people around the world as rocketing inflation drives the cost of food, fuel and bills through the roof.

And as always, when this happens, the heaviest burden falls on those with the smallest resources, the poorest.

Many get so desperate they rely on charitable food banks for donations to make sure that they and their families simply have enough to eat. They don't do this because

they want to. They do it because they have to. And the double whammy of an economy-wrecking pandemic

and now ruinous inflation has led to a massive increase in demand for those food banks

from America to the UK.

These are serious times demanding serious answers from serious people.

Instead, we have politicians like British Conservative MP, Lee Anderson,

who reckons he's got it all worked out.

I think you'll see, first hand, that there's not this huge, this massive views for food banks in this country, but generation after generation who cannot cook properly, they can't cook a meal from scratch, they cannot budget, the challenge is there.

Of course, how stupid of us. There was me thinking people go to food banks because they're literally penniless and have no option, but not apparently,

it's because they don't know how to cook or budget properly. They should simply, as he suggests,

be throwing how to lock out a nutritious meal. He reckons for 30 pence. Now, in the interest of fairness,

I decided to fact-check the end of soon with a bit of consumer research. I discovered that it might actually be on to something.

A pint of milk, five pence, a sliced white loaf of bread, ten pence,

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