"Jamie Oliver has made a blistering attack on Michael Gove over school food, claiming that some of the education secretary's flagship academies are lowering nutrition levels among pupils and profiteering from junk food vending machines because they have been allowed to ignore national standards." - M F

the guy who does sainsbury adverts but never shops in supermarkets is telling us how to eat better eh? - Halil

I am not a big Jamie Oliver fan, I think what he was trying to say, if true, is a valid point though. It is easy to blame parents for their children's diet but if then they go to school and find vending machines selling junk food everywhere, parents have little control and schools seem to make money selling it. I thought that this problem had been solved but now we seem to go backwards. - M F

I'm also not a big Jamie Oliver fan but I think he's 100% right here. Schools need to set an example to help parents do the right thing - Winckel