heidi davey, bbc spotlight, in truro.e calls to expand the number of children who are eligible for a free school meals. the celebrity chef tom kerridge is urging the government to act. he says around 800,000 pupils are slipping through cracks in the system — many of them in london. john maguire reports from lewisham. today, carriages and cooking with pupils in south london and is calling forfree pupils in south london and is calling for free school meals to be available for a wider range of families. there is a gap if you qualify for universal credit, you should qualify for free school meals. that's 800,000 kids there that really do need to be looked after. in england, all children up to year 2 can have free school meals during term time. in year 3 and above, pupils from households on benefits could be eligible. for those on universal credit, net income must be less than £7,a00 a year. in northern ireland, that figure is 14,000. will you have an ice cream or biscuit? the school's head chef has had many successes in nation

it's a month since the funeral of 20 truro, massa armine, who died in police custody after being detained into ron for in appropriate attire . her death triggered the most intense unrest. the country is seen for decades, and it's really evolved into calls for the and of the government. a us base human rights group says that at least $233.00 protested, have been killed authorities in iran and continue to have any disrupt internet access in an attempt to stop the demonstrations last situation as it stands right now, protests into a 5th week versus sorta joins us live now from the capitol tower, ron, at any more information about this fire in prison. well, by this moment it is, it's quite difficult to wear by what's happening around the prison. so prison has been a symbol in iran. it was 1st established by the by the outcome shop. and those who were a gas shop regina, and by that time would be in 1979. it's spent stuff which she did. and then those who have be in tonight i'll be gone around the on the trees. but she said that it is as wrong like this. by this time we do not have enough detai

i've had the privilege of speaking with the families of victims from truro and the quebec city boss, the polytechnique, and danforth, my hometown. there is not a day that i don't think about them. not a single day. it is a singular motivation for me in this job to try and find a way to ensure those tragedies don't occur again. and it is a conflict problem. there are no easy or simple solutions to eradicating gun crime, i readily acknowledge that. but from where i sit, and where the government sits, we need a comprehensive strategy. that strategy is composed of a number of pillars, one, smart locks. assault rifles have no place in our communities. that is why we banned them two years ago, and are in the throes of implementing the buyback program which will get assault style rifles out of our communities. we need smart laws like bill c-21 which will introduce a national handgun freeze, which will introduce yellow and red flag protocols to reverse the trend and connection between domestic violence and gender-based violence in the presence of guns, which has gone up in the last couple of

jeff guardier, an associate professor at the truro college of arthro pathic medicine. i have an 8-year-old, 9-year-old, we're all parents here. i wonder immediately how this works. is it every well check, every physical, you test the child for anxiety? what does that even look like? >> this task force, they made recommendations. and it's not just from the ages of 8 to 18, but they talked about the importance of psychotherapy. they talked about the importance of making sure that you have the right testing, even with the testing that you ask the proper questions. >> what are the right questions if an 8-year-old is anxious? and why nor 8-year-olds? why are 8-year-olds anxious in this country? >> what we do know is 7.8% of children between 7 and 18 years have some sort of anxiety disorder. so this is real that may express itself through things such as generalized anxiety disorder, agoraphobia, panic disorder, phobias. these are very real things. the kinds of questions that you ask, are you nervous more days than none? do you feel that when you're around other people that y

troops did, to defend the buildings for necessity, it went back to governor delhi, according to ron truro. they were not paid. if they were paid, they were paid at a fraction of what the british troops made. >> absolutely, i do go into this in, my book in fact. the french and indian wars, american troops were not treated in the same quality as british troops. and, essentially, they were treated only on the side of mercenaries. and, there were several other things like that. they were represented and presented, and i'm not sure what you mean by they were not defending themselves. the american contribution to the french and indian war was massive. it was the first contribution from 1754. you started the seven-year war and so i would take issue. >> [inaudible] >> i think what you are probably referring to is the way in lynch the regular army took the chair of available storage and ammunition, and so on. first of all, i do not think any of that can be blamed on king george the third. i mean, the fact that the war broke out six years before this came, secondly, i think that you will find that