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New rules could change what children are served at school, with less sugar and more nutritious options. Funding and practical delivery remain key concerns for schools.
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00:02Deep-fried food will be removed from school menus in England under plans to overhaul dinners.
00:08Ministers say high-sugar items will be restricted, with fruit replacing sweet treats for most
00:13of the week. Under the plans, schools will no longer be allowed to offer options like
00:18pizza or sausage rolls every day as part of a push towards healthier choices for pupils.
00:24The government says the changes could improve diet and concentration for millions of children.
00:29School leaders support the aim but warn extra funding is essential. Opposition parties are
00:34divided with criticism over costs and concerns about how farm ministers should influence everyday
00:40food choices in schools.
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