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A point driven home by a pile of velcro badges and passports, ripped from the arms and pockets of dead Russian soldiers, which the soldiers have brought back from the front.

The prime minister will urge the country to "unite around a common good" aiming to improve living standards, grow the economy "from the grassroots" and put "money in the pockets of working people".

"This has led to a large proportion of people needing to pay out of pocket, an option which is out of reach in areas of depravation where obesity rates are significantly higher."

The raw apples still hold their bite, the custard still wobbles slightly in the center, the apple butter streaks melt into warm pockets of spice.

It is just their pockets are comparatively shallow.