Episode 2 Famous, Rich and Hungry

Last time on Famous, Rich and Hungry. It is exhausting, the whole

time hungry. Oh my word. Four Sport Relief volunteers had a taste of

what life is like for people who can't afford adequate food. Cheryl

Fergison. I have never picked anything from the bin before. Theo

Paphitis. That is terrible. Rachel Johnson. ?3 for one. It is

unaffordable. And Jamie Laing. This is the UK and people are saying

things like, thank you for the food. They have spent three days living on

the bread line. Quite disturbing. Now they're going deeper. Moving in

with some of Britain's hungriest family. You're having one meal a

day? Yes. To unpick the problems that pushed them into poverty. You

need to break out of this. I have never been this far in my life. You

are just keeping it together. It is a living nightmare.

The Sport Relief volunteers are about to begin the next stage of

their journey through hungry Britain. Have another nibble. I'm

tired. The scheme has been deviced by the Children's Society. They're

coming back, looking forward to having a break and a nice meal. But

people on the breadline don't get a break and they won't. It was tough.

Once you have been hungry for a while, it affects your mood and what

you're able to cope with. Are you all right? They're now worn down.

Hello welcome back. You have had your first taste of what it is like

to experience hunger. To go out. We want to find out what it was like.

I'm tired, I haven't had a hot wash or bath or shower or nothing. I

would like to leave this billing now and go and get something to eat or

do something. Because basically... We are all in the same boat as well.

I was hungry, but the deal was we eat and drink what they do. It is

shocking that anybody should make do on that little money. Rachel, when

you left here, I think you were a bit sceptical about whether there

was hunger in the UK. What I saw was that people have ?3 to spend on

their food. They will buy the worst food available. The cheapest food

there is and they will be dependent on the charity of others. You have

been living with a mum on benefits. You can see what happens, as the

week got on, food got less and less. And without the food bank, I would

have been starving. Can we imagine this country if all the food banks

closed tomorrow? No. No. You have been through a lot all right already

and now we are sending you to live with another family for three days.

We want you to apply what you have learned from the past three days.

Are there solutions and better ways people can manage their situations.

We would like to see if you could use some practical skills to see if

you can help people in their situations. None of the volunteers

know where they're going. All they have been given is a name and

address. This will be the fourth day they have gone hungry and it will

get tough now. I have got all different scenarios going around in

my head. I hope I will be able to use any expertise from the last

placements and see what can be fixed. I haven't eat p anything

since breakfast. It is hard to eat nothing and know you won't have

anything tomorrow. I'm starving. What would I eat? These next couple

of days will be a killer. The worst case scenario is people think I'm a

stuck up, posh blonde bitch and I am another mouth to feed. It could be a

recipe for melt down. Thank you. Jamie has arrived in Sheffield. Is

this an estate h I don't know if it is. I haven't been on an estate

before. I don't like this. Heir to a multimillion pound fortune, Jamie is

more familiar with country than council estate. I grew up in a

country house with a swimming pool and tennis court. I have been

privileged. There has been no fear of where is the money going to come

from. I don't know what that is. That is not nice. Whatever it is.

Hi. Hello. I'm Jamie. Muhammad Ali. Muhammad Ali? What is up. Thank you

for having me. Are you a comedian? No, I'm not, I'm on a TV show called

Made In Chelsea and I go around kissing a lot of girls. That is what

I basically do. Mohammed was a bus driver, but he gave up to look after

his children. Their mum Left two years ago. I'm a father that is

bringing up my children. And... Struggling to bring up my children.

Is it all right. Can I sleep in your room. Does that mean I get to sleep

in dad's bed. Mohammed receives ?220 a week in benefits. But he is ?5,000

in debt. He helps support his four children from a previous

relationship and after his debt repayments and other expenses, he

estimates there is ?3. 48 a day left for food. We live on a day-to-day

basis. The money, I was this a hard. You're juggling paying the bills, I

don't eat some meals. Just so they have more. You have got a limited

stock. If I'm going to eat everything, where are they going to

get their stuff from? Yes. You need to get your pajamas on. There is a

lot o' find out. He doesn't eat that much. He skips meals. There must be

other ways. I'm not an expert. Theo is in South London. Hello. Venlts

pleased to meet you. He will stay with Janet and John and their three

What do you normally do on a Saturday night? Not a lot. John

earns ?18,000 a year as a security guard. But most of the time the

family have no money for food. When you're working and you're still

struggling, and you have got to pay all the bills, your debts will get

on top of you. It like a knife going into your hear Will we work

something out for food. Chip shop tonight. When we haven't got any

money, so we get it on tick and we don't pay until. We pay it on

Friday. Really? The local take away is one of few sources available to

Janet and John. Because the owners offer them an eat now pay later

deal. Can I get those on tick and pay on Friday? You do it for him but

not everybody. A few people. A lot of families. We do sometimes credit.

I know they have problems. Luckily for you you don't have to give me

tick. Because I just have enough. Take care. Good to meet you. We are

done. Thank you. Take care. I have got to be honest. I haven't computed

everything at the moment. I don't know what to make of it.

Rachel is in Essex. I is grim. -- it is grim. Hello. Hello. I Rachel. I'm

Mick. Hi Jackie. What do you do? I'm a writer. Why are you making that

face? I thought you were a woman jockey! A woman jockey in With the

pants and the boots! That is the best compliment I have had. Mick

used to work as a roofer. But he has been unemployed for three years.

This is what I have got in my cupboard until tomorrow. The family

receive ?261 a week in benefits. But they're over ?2,000 in debt. When he

was working, we had no worries shopping, but now we're in a

desperate situation. It is something we can't get out of. We are trying,

but we can't. Make and Jackie calculate their daily food budget is

?1. 38 a person. That is sad. You have got your kids saying I'm

hungry, can I have this and I have to limit it out. Before I could just

get them it when they wanted it. You're a roofer? Yes. Is there any

roofing business around here, any work? Before we had children, I and

he committed a crime. You have got a criminal... A criminal card. What

for? Theft u burglary. Have you found nothing? Odd jobs. You're just

stuck in a circle, if you go to an interview and there is somebody

there with a criminal record and somebody without a criminal record,

they will employ the person without a criminal record. This is a

particular ly desperate situation because of their criminal records.

I'm not going to take over here. I don't think that is a possibility.

Last to arrive Cheryl, will be living in Lincolnshire. Hello.

Hello. Nice to meet you. How are you? I'm not just as normal as can

be. Oh, my gosh! Alison can afford three basic meals a day. I see them.

I do see crisps. That is good. She used to earn ?400 a week in the

leisure industry, but now lives on ?93. Was there a reason why you

packed up work? I became ill. It is a condition where your muscles and

joints hurt. You're in pain? Yes. I presume the way you're getting your

money is by state benefit. I don't understand what this sort of

situation is. I want to know why you want to be involved. The definition

of food poverty is not only not having enough food to eat. But it is

also having to scour the shops to find the cheapest bargains. And

living on a very low budget. I feel like I'm missing a trick and I don't

know what I'm missing, other than that it is hard to... For anybody to

live on state benefits. In the UK the minimum cost-of-living has risen

by more than a quarter in the last six years. Oh, my gosh. This is

cheese. Normally it is ?2 to buy. Come in then. Fewer households are

able to put adequate food on the table. Tonight, Jamie and Rachel

have nothing to eat. No supper. For many parents skipping meals to

ensure there is enough food for kids is a daily reality. I won't ask. I

would never ask for a meal. Have you done this job all the time.

For the last five years. I get paid on 25th of the month. By 26th it is

gone. We have no money to spend on food. That is no exaggeration.

People say it is my fault for getting into a bit of debt. OK. The

trouble is I've got a pay day loan which I took out to try and get us

out of trouble. Which got us more in trouble. Pay done loans offer

instant cash. Nationally their use is soaring. John took his out four

months ago. You borrowed 600 and got paid 180. In interest. The following

month. How much have you paid back? 720 in interest. Alone. You have

paid ?720 in interest. In four months. For 6 hundred quid? Yes. It

is a lot of money. The most vicious sieshg of debt. I can't get my head

around the pay day lender. I was Prime Minister, I would make it

illegal. The volunteers' first night with their families is drawing to a

close. This comes out like that. This is great. Appreciate it, I will

see you in the morning. A very clean house which is a good sign of a good

attitude. I have lost so much weight. I am confused as to why I am

here. I have come into a home that has food in the cupboards and food

in the fridge. Where is the problem? The volunteers are waking up on the

first morning in their households. Would I like coffee? You need to

ask? ! Hello. High five, respect. He is so cute, I want to play with him

all day. When was the last time you ate? Yesterday morning. Rachel is

unaware that they can seldom afford breakfast. I don't use the word

starving, but I am hungry. We have a couple of slices of toast every

couple of days. You will start losing your mind. I start crying

then, I get very low. I got that rundown. I am not taking your last

banana. You can take it. No, I couldn't. In order to make sure his

kids have enough, Mohammed doesn't eat breakfast diner. I am so hungry.

I cannot ask for food. How on earth can he make me bacon and eggs? See

you later. Jamie is determined to improve Mohammed Salah 's Mac and

food situation. As well as his own. The opportunity is all about going

out and finding resources. This way. Find if there is a foodbank, if

there is a soup kitchen. I have never been to one, I assume it sells

soup. Can I find -- ask your question? Have you been to a

foodbank? You haven't. Do you know anything about a soup kitchen food

banks? Sorry, no. Have you experienced hunger or anything

similar? It is tricky. After nearly two hours of searching, Jamie

finally find someone who can tell him where to get free food. Friday

is the Broom Hall breakfast project. This is amazing, really helpful. I

could kiss you. For males, about ?1 20 a meal. In Clacton, Jackie and

make need to go food shopping. My last meal on earth would he really

good read, butter and an array of French cheeses and a fantastic

bottle of wine. Vintage claret. What would yours be? My favourite meal?

Last meal on earth? McDonald's. It isn't a frequent haunt. My younger

brother, Joe works in Downing Street and Boris, M Bell brother runs

London. It would be nice that Labour would detach. Rachel has given the

family all of her ?4.17 food budget. That came to ?4 26. Sliced ham,

muffins, tomatoes. Probably do your shopping on your laptop and get it

delivered? It is true, I do. I pay ?6 delivery charge to get it

delivered. What we have just spent in the shop, is what Rachel pays for

delivery. You are not wrong. On another shopping trip eight months

ago, Jackie took a drastic step. I robbed the food shop and got caught.

What had you taken, how much value? Just a couple of packets of bacon

and some washing powder to wash the school clothes. I got a fine and

because I did not pay it, it went up. So you are in debt? I care more

about the children because Jackie and make have made, and they would

say it first, poor choices and made bad decisions. Their choices will

take away their children's ability to make good choices and have

opportunities that my children have had. Janet, you have got the window

open. Then she whines at me to put the heating on when she goes to bed.

She has got my trip up putting the masking tape around the window.

Business tycoon, Theo is the son of Greek Cypriots who came to Britain

when he was six. My parents just had one suitcase and had nothing. We

lived hand to mouth and I acclimatised in such a way I can no

longer relate to work I came from. I say I do, but is it true? All of

this came from the foodbank. I have never seen one of these. Janet and

John regularly depends on the foodbank. They are on first name

terms with the staff. How did you get through Christmas? Sarah in the

foodbank turned up with a box because we did not have anything in

the fridge. You had no turkey? No, she turned up with a turkey crown,

stuffing balls. I started crying. You do, you take it and it is hard.

It really is. Sorry... Take your time. Take your time. This man is

out there working and they are producing nothing but debt

repayments. I can honestly do not know how you deal with this. In

Sheffield, Jamie thinks he may have seen away for Mohammed Salah eat

more than one meal a day. If you want to get a hot meal, you can go

there for free. That is round the corner. I have associated them

places for the homeless. Not at all, let's go and check it out together

and see what happens. This could be good. Definitely, I cannot wait to

check it out. What you see on your right is the sort of thing that put

you off will stop soup kitchen is provide free meals for the

disadvantaged and neither Jamie all Mohammed Salah have ever been there

before. Maybe it is not the right place for

the kids. Sorry. How many are having food? I would love one if there is

one going. Maybe it is not the right place. The atmosphere. Didn't expect

that. If I had to think about it, these are the people who cannot

afford to buy food. What would I expect walking into these people who

cannot afford to buy meals. I did not think they would be alcoholics

and drug addicts, people who are homeless and don't have any money. I

wasn't expecting to see that. It is not a place for the kids, which is

annoying. Janet wants to show Theo wider family are unable to afford

food. Here, I have a pile of debts. ?673. This is for ?1004 outstanding.

Another final notice. 15,779% APR will stop take that in context. The

Bank of England base rate is under 1%. Exactly. I am lost for words. Do

you have a clue as to what the overall figure is that you owe?

20,000? I don't know, I cannot put a figure on it? You need to break out

of this. We cannot afford to feed the kids properly. What would happen

if they took you to court and you did not have the money. They could

bankrupt you? We did look down that road a couple of years ago, but we

were trying to avoid that. But I said, why not? You should consider

it. Bankruptcy is the last resort. Debts are written off but you are

credit blacklisted or many years. I would say the cancer is to do the

bankruptcy. They cannot keep leaving it. John is a very proud man and

that is the biggest challenge, to explain the benefits of it. In

Lincolnshire, Alison is dependent armband -- benefits. But has managed

to avoid getting into debt. What is this? This is the spreadsheet I have

been telling you about. Every day I go into my bank account and check

might online statement against my spreadsheet and make sure it

balances. So every day you add to this? Yes, and then I forecast three

months ahead. That is so precise so your life is about Alan sing the

books? Yes. So it works and you know what is going out and you have food

in the cupboard. My finances are so tight and I cannot risk

overspending. It is remarkable what she has done with the money coming

in. Just the organisation of it, it is amazing. Let's have a look. In

Clacton, Mick and Jackie still haven't eaten. When did it all

starts, how did you meet Jackie? We grew up together on the same estate.

You are childhood sweetheart? I got on heroin aged 16. Lost my job after

a year. How did you get on heroin? Friends gave it to me. Did you go on

heroin at the same time? Yes, it was a drug relationship. So your

criminal records was to buy drugs? When you had the kids, was that the

trigger that stop you? The drugs and crime? What about your mothers? With

a caring? Yes she was. She did the best she could. I have never met my

dad. I don't know my real dad either, he could pass me in the

street and I would not know. He left when I was young. My mother wasn't

very well when I was growing up. We were living in one country, and my

mother was in another. How poorly was she? Very, it was mental health

rather than physical health. She had four children, not very much help.

My father used to travel a lot so she was on her own and I think it

was quite hard for her. It must have been quite lonely? It taught me that

people who have mental illness, it does not mean they are not also the

sanest people you know and she has given me so much, like your mum,

probably? She did her best, I am proud of my mum. I wanted them to

see that what ever your background everybody has parents, stuff has

gone on and I don't want them to think they are alone with their

problems. But I have had nothing like as much. I have had an easy

ride. The were times when I did not have my mother around and then my

parents got divorced. I don't want it to be about my suffering because

I am healthy and solvent. I am much too privileged. Maybe the argument

is, it did not damage me? Jamie is struggling to find a way for

Mohammed to be able to eat more. He has decided to blow his entire

three-day food budget. Tone sure that tonight -- to ensure at least

tonight they can have a good meal. Get a couple of potatoes. Whatever.

I nearly cut myself! Oh Shrop Oh! Don't. I don't want you cut

yourself. How do you do it so quickly. You're base clay chef. Do

you want to see my knife skills? How are your knife skills so good? I

have been working in restaurants. We should get you on Master Chef! This

what is you should be doing. Have you heard your dad say I'm hungry or

something like that? Only once in my entire life. Once. He said... I feel

dizzy, I'm very hungry. Have you noticed your dad being happy or sad,

or has he always been the same. He is happy, because he always says

that I'm the best, me and Aidan are the best sons a man can have. Yeah.

That is what he said. Which is true, you know that. All he has done is

talk about you boys. He is a good dad? A very good dad. Oh, God! This

experience is just... Like Adam and Aidan, Jamie was brought up by a

single parent. It has taught me that family is the most important thing

in your life. I have taken so many things for granted. It makes me

appreciate things more. Love you too! Hello. Hello. Jamie. Hello. Oh,

God, how are you? Hi mum. Oh, my God. I have been awake every night

worrying. Last night was the worst. What I have realised, I thought I

was going to get into this and... Learn a lot more about you know

appreciating things and not paying for stuff as much. Which I think I

appreciated, but it is not really what I have learned. Everything is a

lot deeper than just those things. But what I have realised is that...

Is that... What is so important in life is family. It is the only

thing. I want you to know that... Above everything that... Yeah. That

I do... That... That I do really appreciate everything you've done! I

know. I know you do. Love you, buy. Our volunteers are half way through

their stay with their hosts. I'm not going to slip off in here. How to

make some extra money! Mohammed and Jamie's day starts with a three and

a half mile trip to drop the boys off. Freezing. It is like round the

corner. Mohammed and I both haven't eaten and we have done a 20 minute

walk. It is freezing. I can hardly move my mouth. With nothing in your

body apart from a tea or coffee, it is exhausting. I'm cold and hungry.

When was the last time you had breakfast, lunch and dinner. A long

time ago. Why won't you have that to have more energy. It is taking stuff

that is there for the kids. It is not practical. Those Weetabix, there

is another 12 pieces left. And 12 pieces that is... Is like six days

breakfast. What does a normal evening meal cost you zm Three and a

half kid. So that is I suppose all the money gone during the day, which

is difficult. But maybe you cook your kids the most amazing meal

every night. You have to reduce certain things. One ingredient you

can reduce and still make a Gordon Ramsay style meal. You need energy.

In a weird way you can say maybe you're not doing the best thing fr

your kids, because you don't have the energy. Let's have one half a

Weetabix. At least you're eating something. This is... Get a spoon

and have some. No it is yours. Go for it. How are you feeling? I am

still feeling guilty. Why. Because I want to do this regular. But I don't

want to... Reduce the kids. It is about finding ways for you to eat as

well as your kids. All your doing is giving too much to your kids and too

little to yourself. It is a new leaf. You're an amazing

father and an amazing role model. I actually feel full. There you go.

Because your body hasn't eaten in I don't know how long. Thanks man.

Let's do it. While Sheryl has popped out, Alison is doing her daily check

on her finances. I have had a complete panic attack. Alison was

expecting her housing benefit to have been paid, but it has not been.

She moved and her new local authority has different pay dates.

The worst. I'm going to be minus ?236. 49. That is charges instantly.

I can just about cope from day-to-day. But this is it. It is

just - it's just tipped me over the edge. I will have to ask for the

food bank. It is just so upsetting. Because I have never been in this

bad in my life. Hello. You all right? What is the matter. I checked

my bank account this morning. The rent's gone out. The rent's gone

out? Any rent's already gone out. And it is minus. So you're paying

charges? Yes. This is a real shock to you? Every single day I'm on my

spread sheet on my bank account and checking one against the other. It

doesn't matter how much your doing the thing you know should be

working, it is not working. No. When I arrived I thought, what is the

problem? Alison's got her spread sheet and know what is she is doing.

But just one little thing with set things off. It puts things in a

sense of perspective for me. There's been nights when we haven't been

able to have dinner. There is nights when it is hard. Janet has spoke on

the John about Theo oes bankruptcy suggestion. I mean, that has a

catastrophic effect on your quality of food. There hack very little --

there has been very lilt fresh of anything. You have not had any fresh

veg since I have been here. No, we live on tinned stuff. It is

depressing. You can't carry op like this. You -- you can't carry on like

this. Pride may have been stopping me. Because I feel as if I have let

everybody down and doing the bankruptcy, I have even let the

people down that I owe money to. Consider it as the loss of a battle.

But win the war. There has been many elements during last few days that

have taken me back to the times as a young teenager. This used to be my

word. -- world. What if. What if I haven't got out? What if... I hadn't

had the breaks? What if... I was still here? I don't know. It

frightens me. It frightens me. I have never been here Jaime Ji has

persuaded Mohammed to try another community lunch service. Hello. Fish

cake. Two for us two. This is nice. It is nice. Hello. Thank you. Thank

you. Is everything all right? It is delicious. Thank you so much. Really

good. What do you think about this place compared to the other one?

Much, it's more warmer. I'm full! Though they haven't been asked for

money today, meals here cost ?1.80. But the staff that run the kitchen

eat free. Which gives Jamie an idea. You feed people. We give them

dignity. Kevin and Steven are responsible for vetting staff. What

steps does he need to take to have an interview and volunteer here? We

have an application form. It is a one side form and it asks for couple

of ref Repses. -- references. Would it be possible for me to show off

some of my skills. As a taster to see whether it would be suitable

before we go through all the procedure? I think it would. You

come in tomorrow, I'm sure Pam and the other ladies in the kitchen will

look after you. Just see how we work. Then before you go, you could

eat the fruits of your labour and have a meal. I would be happy to do

that. Thank you. Bye guys. See you tomorrow. Bye guys. That was magic.

There we go. All we need to do is go there. I know that. I will be here

every day. Does it not feel good? Of course it does. I could cry. I'm

glad we did this. I said I would give it a go by turning things

around. You know? Let's get the kids. Thank you. Sheryl, Alison and

her grandson for heading for the local council office to see if they

can sort out Alison's housing benefit issue. If we can get some

crisis loan. They must be able to do something. That is the point of the

exercise. If we think positive and think that is what, we are going to

go in with nothing and come out with a result. Yeah. After an hour,

Sheryl and Alison have news. Excellent. Thank you so much. The

council have agreed to change her payment date. So she can now pay her

bills. What happened is what we call in London a result! I'm glad Sheryl

is here. I'm feeling positive now. Compared to this morning. I'm so

pleased and chuffed. In Clacton, Jackie has received news concerning

her shoplifting conviction. I have had the most distressing call tr my

solicitor that there maybe a warpt out for my - warrant out for my

arrest. : If you stop paying it. We can't pay it. They may resentence

me. Again? Yes. Because I can't pay the fine it might be community

service or prison now. When are you going to know? My solicitor is going

to ring me back. It is a living nightmare. Following her conviction

the court ordered Jackie to pay ?116. Have you made any start on

repaying the fine? Food is more important than paying the fine.

Because I could not pay if they have sent it to a debt ting company. The

private company have added penalty fees. That fine is now ?700. Why

allow a fine to go up threefold when the person cannot pay to start with?

It seems irresponsible. It is not as if you have taken a loan out, this

is a fine. Did you know they outsourced their debts to commercial

debt collectors, which means the fine is not the original fine at

all? I did not know. Unable to repay a debt that has more than tripled,

Jackie now faces the possibility of prison. Every time they open their

mouths, some other horrendous tale comes out. This is a trap. They are

trapped by their past. They could put me in jail. And that would be

hard. It would be tough. I don't think I could do it now. They would

miss me. I would miss them. It is not the body warmer, it is another

coat. Janet and John have decided to speak to a debt adviser to find out

if I'm crap see is an option to them. How much of the rent arrears?

About ?4000. Do you have anything on hire purchase? Yes, we have a car,

payday loans, doorstep loans, I cannot name them all. We have been

advised bankruptcy is the next stage because we are going round in

circles. Bankruptcy is a way of writing these debts off. They will

have a big impact on your credit reference file, but for some people

it can be a good option. I hope it all goes well. Thank you. I am so

glad we had that phone call. A bit of pride goes out the window, I am

sure, but they can start living. This will be an amazing day. Because

today, Adam, I have had breakfast, I have had a heart dinner. A massive

fishcake, about this big. And this is going to be my third meal. Third

meal, oh my God! There you go. It is my third mail and I will try to do

this everyday. Try to get a bit more fat. I have another surprise. This

centre we went to, me and Jamie, I asked for a volunteering job. I

asked for it and I got it. Are you happy? Sick. It is going to get me

doing what I love best and I will get a hot dinner every day I

volunteer. Epic. Exactly the word I was going to use, epic. Epic. Today

was an amazing day. One of the first times in my life I actually went out

to help another human being. I can honestly say it was one of the most

rewarding things I have ever done. In Clacton, there is still no news.

It is getting towards the close of play and we are awaiting a call back

from Jackie's solicitor which will tell us if Jackie has got to be

resentenced or go to prison. I have just text, " am I in court" ? Hello.

Yes. OK, thank you very much, that is a relief. Thank you, I will do.

Thank you. What has happened? I don't have too attend so it is not a

prisoner ball offence, they will try to get the fine quashed, if not they

will organise a repayment schedule. That is a relief. How could you not

feel for that? It is an extreme situation to be in. Complete

powerlessness for both of them. When you ask me the compassion for the

poor, the unemployed and those on benefits, it is difficult. We have

personalised this experience which makes it easy for me to feel

compassion. It is very hard to see a story having a Hollywood ending. For

the volunteers, the challenge is almost over. Feel like we have

achieved something, I think he will carry on to do well. Don't, mate.

You have done this yourself. Keep pushing forward. You have the most

wonderful family Indian tyre world. Goodbye. Thank you for having me. --

in the entire world. He has showed me a lot to fight for. Made me

realise I need to start looking after myself so I can look after

these as well. I feel like I am going to happy cry now. Goodbye

sweetie. And you so much for looking after me. You have been amazing.

Good luck. Goodbye. I think we have put the point across there is food

poverty in Britain. You can't help get attached to people when you are

living in their house. I have really enjoyed it. You know what you need

to do. We know what we need to do. Take care. Thank you very much.

Goodbye, guys. This is a new start and that is what I am looking

forward to. Take care, thank you so much. I have laughed a lot along the

way. It has given me hope. Before I did this week, I could imagine me

passing Mick and Jackie and the kids in the street and thinking, typical

chav family. Now, I would never look at a family like that again. It

makes me feel ashamed of myself. The hungriest I have ever been. The

hungriest I have ever been. When you go to bed and all you think about is

food and being hungry, it is not a nice feeling. It is an empty

feeling. It puts it into live as to how many people in Britain are going

through this. It is incredible, really.

Hello. Let me look at you. How are you? You weigh less than me. Five in

one week and there is nothing of you anyway. Will I be spending money in

a nightclub, I have no idea. But it has made me look at things in a

different way. I understand hunger poverty far more than I thought I

would understand it. It is not just because of finances, but the symptom

of a lot of things. It just ends up being a vital ingredient, paying the

price for food. Have you been all right, you lot?

These people, I have part of their lives. That means something in my

book. Mum? Well done. I am now back in the company of the

rich and I can spend ?100 on dinner and I have left them in the land of

the poor. I am very, very aware of that. Britain is two countries and I

have just gone from one to the other. Dear Mohammed, keep fighting

and don't give up. You have baby chance to make it, Jamie. -- every

chance to make it. Sport Relief money is at work

tonight all around the UK. It is supporting food items, breakfast

clubs and the whole of the range of projects like what you have seen in

this programme. You could be making a difference to families living

around the corner to