内容摘要："US objections will presumably have been dropped for them," he said.

"US objections will presumably have been dropped for them," he said.

"Iron in particular is really important because the baby's natural stores become depleted and you need to be feeding them iron-rich foods from six months," she said.Ms Gower, whose fourth child, Ben, is now a year old, said she understood the pressure parents faced when trying to feed their children.

"When your baby's hungry, they want their food now, so you don't have time to chop up vegetables and create something new and different," she said."That's exactly why I set up Joey's because these are frozen meals, they are handmade, so you get that freshness that you would get if you were making it at home, and they can be ready in seconds in the microwave."To have the time to make food to give them the variety, I found a real struggle, so that was definitely something I wanted to include."

The first minister has refused to order an independent inquiry into his decision to take £200,000 from a company owned by a man previously convicted of illegally dumping waste.Vaughan Gething said there was “no conflict of interest” in accepting the money from Dauson Environmental Group, which owes the Welsh government-owned Development Bank of Wales (DBW) £400,000.

Mr Gething was forced to defend the donations for a second week running in the Welsh Parliament, as he faced accusations his group was split over the matter.

Plaid Cymru warned the saga threatened Westminster levels of "sleaze".“Even if we got involved in the war this would be a path to escalation. Why? Because you, the Anglo-Saxons, would immediately say that another country had got involved on one side... so Nato troops would be deployed to Ukraine.”

I ask him whether Vladimir Putin has ever asked Lukashenko to provide Belarussian troops for the Kremlin’s war in Ukraine.“Never. Neither he, nor [former Defence Minister] Sergei Shoigu, nor the current Defence Minister Andrei Belousov has ever raised that question.”

But Belarus has played a part in Russia’s war. In February 2022 Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine was launched, partly, from Belarusian territory. Why did the country’s leader allow the Kremlin to do that?“How do you know I gave permission for Belarusian territory to be used?” Lukashenko asks me.