The England and Manchester United striker, 22, is sharing messages on Twitter from local businesses that have pledged to support his campaign. A motion to extend free school meals over holidays during the Covid-19 pandemic was rejected by MPs. "He plays for United, which makes it really tricky," said Klopp. "But in these moments we are as footballers and as human beings always united. "What Marcus has started is absolutely incredible. It is so nice." Fish and chip shops, pubs, restaurants and cafes are among the hospitality venues to offer free meals. A growing number of councils across England, including Liverpool, have also pledged to provide food vouchers over half term. Rashford to fight on after new school meals plea rejected Rashford was made an MBE this month after his campaign resulted in the government reversing its decision and allowing about 1.3m children in England to be able to claim free school meal vouchers in the summer holidays. He cal...
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