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Back then, only about half the intake came from state schools.

Prior to 1950, a whopping 69% of their calorie intake came from sweet potatoes alone.

"His decision to limit the water intake came as a significant surprise to us," said Chris Iribe, eastern region president of Pacific Gas & Electric's National Energy Group.

Most residents bought bottled water rather than consume the drinking water that was filtered straight from the river, but one man told me it didn't bother him because he never drank water; his entire liquid intake came in a cider bottle.

Bristol, Imperial College, King's College London, the London School of Economics and University College London were also among universities where less than 5% of the intake came from "low participation neighbourhoods", the figures from the Higher Education Statistics Agency (Hesa) reveal.

The report said 65percentt of the sodium intake came from foods purchased in stores, with most of the sodium already in the products when purchased.

The majority of our salt intake comes via processed foods.

Half of Roedean's intake comes from outside Britain.

A quarter of the UK's total annual international student intake comes from one country: China.

With just 11.5% of its intake coming from working-class families, Oxford is bottom in this particular table.

And that should be most of us: Worldwide, 20 percent of the world's protein intake comes from the sea.