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'Boris wants to talk’: How Marcus Rashford kept the former prime minister waiting in 2020

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Marcus Rashford's food poverty campaign culminated in a phone call with then-prime minister Boris Johnson. The Manchester United forward began a petition to end child food poverty, with demands made for expansion of the free school meals programme. His petition soon passed one million signatures. The phone call to Manchester United came from Boris Johnson's personal secretary, with the world paralysed by pandemic.

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'Boris wants to talk’: How Marcus Rashford kept the former prime minister waiting in 2020

Manchester United training took priority over meetings with government figures for Marcus Rashford

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FourFourTwo broke the news in United Kingdom 2 years ago on Thursday, March 30, 2023.

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