内容摘要：Northern Ireland is ranked ninth, England 11th and Scotland 15th among the 48 countries included in the comparison.

Northern Ireland is ranked ninth, England 11th and Scotland 15th among the 48 countries included in the comparison.

Dr Agronricks, along with Emily Fallon and Susie Threadgold of Essex County Council, presented the report's findings to MPs at an event held by the Food Foundation at the House of Commons.John Spence, cabinet member for children's services, adult social care, public health and integration at Essex County Council, said the local authority was pleased to work with ARU on the project.

"This has helped us to better understand how food education is already prioritised within settings, as well as explore some of the challenges facing some families and early years settings around child nutrition and how these can be addressed," he added.A city councillor says a village centre has been "left behind" compared to other sites elsewhere in the area.Peterborough First city councillor, John Fox, who has represented Werrington ward for 23 years, opposed two recent proposals for the Werrington Centre which were ultimately refused by planners in April.

He said he hoped the next applicant would meet with community representatives so they could "help to steer them in the right direction"."Most of the shops in the centre are run down, it's not what it used to be," he said.

A company named Gujjar Investments Ltd submitted two separate plans to Peterborough City Council for the Werrington Centre - one for a taxi office next to the vacant Ploughman pub and the other to turn the pub itself into a sports bars and three shops.

Fox, deputy leader of the Independent group, said: "To me, none of it made sense and the taxi office would've caused little rat runs.He faced his third first minister’s questions in the Senedd having to defend himself over receiving £200,000 from a firm owned by a man previously convicted of environmental offences.

Welsh Conservative Senedd leader Andrew RT Davies said the “average punter in the street" had "serious questions”.But Mr Gething said the public would not “rally to the Tories' banner” over political funding.

The news came as former first minister Carwyn Jones confirmed that a review of future Welsh Labour leadership contest rules would look at a cap on donations.Mr Jones told BBC Wales that limiting donations was "clearly an issue".