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Tesco doubles size of its Free Fruit & Veg for Schools programme, as new research finds most children fall short of their five-a-day

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JLS star turned farmer JB Gill with classroom heroes.
JLS star turned farmer JB Gill with classroom heroes.
The challenge is supported and judged by JLS star turned farmer JB Gill, and his son Ace alongside a panel of experts and nutritionists.
The challenge is supported and judged by JLS star turned farmer JB Gill, and his son Ace alongside a panel of experts and nutritionists.
JB Gill and his son Ace.
JB Gill and his son Ace.

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