No one had any idea she was alone.'
The paper also reported on the primary school pupils who go for lunch at their local pub. North Newton Primary School in Bridgwater, Somerset, arranged with the Harvest Moon public house to serve up roasts and curries to children in a dining area separate from the regulars because it has no kitchen to prepare hot lunches.
Three-year-old Johanna Sealy, from Chester has experienced every young child's dream since seeing her story made into a TV cartoon, after winning a national story competition held by digital channel NickJr. Her mother Heather told The Daily Telegraph that Johanna's story of Bertie the Pink Car was inspired by a pink car parked near her home. 'It became her story because every time she asked if the car was a boy or a girl, she answered it herself. So I wrote down what she said.'
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