Marcus Rashford takes UK child poverty policy into his own hands By Simon Cullen and Ben Morse, CNN 2 minute read Updated 8:40 AM EDT, Fri October 23, 2020 Link Copied! Video Ad ...

Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford has written an emotional open letter to Members of Parliament in the UK, asking them to do more to stop child hunger. During the coronavirus outbreak, the ...

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Marcus Rashford is a name that will go down in history. The Manchester United footballer has spent much of this year campaigning to extend free school meals to disadvantaged children during school ...

Marcus Rashford has done a fantastic job in galvanising the concern about child poverty that’s visible for all to see. But as Marcus has said, food aid is a sticking plaster.

In the letter, Rashford writes about his own experiences as a child and looks back on his England debut. "On a week that would have opened Euro 2020, I wanted to reflect back to May 27th, 2016 ...

Marcus Rashford's parents have contrasting roles in his life. Get to know Robert and Melanie and how their paths shaped the ...

Does Marcus Rashford have children? The 22-year-old footballer does not have any children. Rashford has been a United player from the age of seven and had his Premier League debit in 2016.

The result is over 14 million people living in poverty, with the Child Poverty Action Group estimating 4.2 million of these were children in 2018-19. Marcus Rashford has more fight in his little ...

Marcus Rashford knows a goal when he sees one. The Manchester United and England forward could hardly have had a better year if he had personally developed the coronavirus vaccine.

In a new film, Marcus Rashford: Feeding Britain's Children, the BBC goes behind the scenes of the footballer's free school meals campaign.