Marcus Rashford’s Adorable Hero Who’s Helping the Hungry | This Morning

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After pressure from Marcus Rashford, fellow MPs and the public, Boris Johnson has finally decided to concede and is now extending the free school meals scheme over winter. In the meantime, someone who has been doing Boris’ job for him is 7-year-old Stanley Heaton. Inspired by Marcus Rashford, Stanley decided to help out children in need in his hometown. We meet Stanley and mum Steph who tell us about his amazing work. Broadcast on 09/11/2020

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Marcus Rashford (MBE) is an English professional footballer who plays as a forward for English Premier League club Manchester United and the England national team.

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