Healthy eating should be part of the school curriculum
Anne Diamond Broadcaster and health campaigner
Anne Diamond presents the case for a health, wealth and fitness GCSE
The 1989 ‘great apple scare’ saw Americans pouring millions of litres of apple juice down the drain, with one woman even calling in state troopers to stop her child’s school bus so an apple could be removed from her lunchbox.
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