and the metro has comments from conservative mp, lee anderson, who has been criticised for saying people need to learn how to cook and budget rather than use food banks. so let's begin. let's go through some of those headlines and see what they have to say, jenny and kate, thank you for joining us, starting with the daily telegraph focusing on what was agreed in sweden and finland today. does it make you nervous or reassured? as well as what a lot of people are discussing tonight. it is people are discussing tonight. it is ureat we people are discussing tonight. it is great we are _ people are discussing tonight. it 3 great we are showing unity people are discussing tonight. it 1 great we are showing unity with finland and sweden. this is a political declaration. this is not like sweden and finland have signed up like sweden and finland have signed up to nato and like article five were an attack on one is attacked on all, it is not massively binding. but it will .he . he will be intimidated by any show of unity and hope that the invasion of unity and hope that the invasion of ukraine whi

of course, perhaps one answer according to lee anderson, the tory mp, is that we alljust learn how to budget better and cook better. a lot of people are going to be back in the mirror tomorrow. it's also on the mirror tomorrow. it's also on the front page of the metro on their way to work. i would imagine would be very upset and very shocked. as he pointed out earlier, he has been to a food bank, he seen them bread himself, but food banks are just about getting people food, they are about getting people food, they are about helping families, supporting them, bringing communities together, and it's notjust food that they need,it and it's notjust food that they need, it is soap, shower gel, all kinds of things that are really expensive. it kinds of things that are really “pensive-— kinds of things that are really exensive. , , ,, , �* expensive. it is shocking, isn't to? the number _ expensive. it is shocking, isn't to? the number of _ expensive. it is shocking, isn't to? the number of people _ expensive. it is shocking, isn't to? the number of people have - expensive. it is shock

i'm looking at the comments of lee anderson. those are the i of lee anderson. those are the things that people are hearing. do you want to make some reference to lee anderson's comments made yesterday?— yesterday? because this is an interview it's _ yesterday? because this is an interview it's always - yesterday? because this is an interview it's always a - yesterday? because this is an i interview it's always a snapshot, where we are in the day doing the media run. we have also doubled the household support fund which is a really important fund for local councils and it's already in position and we have doubled it to £1 billion to help councils give money to the most vulnerable people, people in their local communities who most need it, so i urge people to have a look at that if they are finding things very difficult, to reach out to their councils for help. in terms of lee anderson's comments yesterday, i saw the debate and i think in fairness he was talking about his local food bank who were offering notjust immediate help with food but also longer term s

but is lee anderson right _ whatever we can to help. but is lee anderson right to _ whatever we can to help. but is lee anderson right to say _ whatever we can to help. but is lee anderson right to say people - whatever we can to help. but is lee anderson right to say people are i anderson right to say people are using a because they cannot cook? the best answer for the problems of kids going _ the best answer for the problems of kids going hungry. _ the best answer for the problems of kids going hungry, which— the best answer for the problems of kids going hungry, which in- the best answer for the problems of kids going hungry, which in my- the best answer for the problems of kids going hungry, which in my view| kids going hungry, which in my view is totally— kids going hungry, which in my view is totally unacceptable, _ kids going hungry, which in my view is totally unacceptable, families - is totally unacceptable, families table _ is totally unacceptable, families table to— is totally unacceptable, families table to get— is t

anderson, essentially saying that, you know, poorer households need to learn how to budget better in order to survive and as little as 30 tenths, but within that piece, we also heard that they are about two and a five british adults already that are having to cut back on their food shopping in order to get to buy every single day, which is awfully bleak fire britain every single day, which is awfully bleakfire britain in every single day, which is awfully bleak fire britain in 2022. every single day, which is awfully bleakfire britain in 2022. it every single day, which is awfully bleak fire britain in 2022. it comes at the same time as borisjohnson who has delayed a ban on cheap food essentially to help people survive during these difficult times, you know, he only had this emergency cost—of—living crisis committee with his cabinet ministers earlier this week and it begs the question what has the government been doing for the last three months at least when we have been hearing from economists of how difficult it's going to be for people across the country. i don't know if you w

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she was first appointed to the commission in 2016 by mayor ed lee and then reappointed for her second term by mayor breed. it's always extra special when you are the first of anything. and when it comes to history of san francisco let it go down in the history books that kat anderson will always be the first woman to serve as vice president on the rec and park commission. so, let this be a feather in her bonnet and pride for all women that serve this great city. and she leads with truth and integrity. she loves the great outdoors. and, colleagues, kat always asks great oversight questions. i nominate kat anderson as v.p. of the commission. >> i would like to second the motion. >> thank you. >> secretary: any other nominations for vice president of the commission? seeing none, nominations are closed. all those in favor for kat anderson to be vice president of the commission? >> aye. >> any opposed? okay. motion passes. i don't know if either of you would like to say anything, but the floor is yours. >> president buell: well, commissioner anderson, would you like to say something? >> vi