Another man was 18-year-old Hasib Hussain of Leeds, the son of a fish-and-chips store owner.
Research reveals that 7% of cod and haddock - the deep-fried staples of British fish and chips - actually turn out to be cheaper fish substituted to cut costs.
Young diners - who at present might be addicted to fish fingers, chips and tomato ketchup - will be encouraged to adopt a healthier diet and to develop social skills associated with eating together.
"If I get fish and chips I always get him a bit of fish - he doesn't like the chips, " she said.
Across the road, the Chophouse is a large-windowed gastro pub that serves a menu of comfort food classics like fish and chips, and an exemplary Charolais Rib Eye steak, which has been dry-aged for 32 days.
It is often thought to be the epitome of Britishness - "as British as fish and chips", the saying goes.
Wood-aged stout goes nicely with the fish and chips, corned beef and cabbage, crab chowder and other bites served here.
Wherever fish and chips were serendipitously coupled, both pre-date Lees and Malin.
The flavourful batter on its fish is nicely crisped, its hand-cut chips are tasty and thick, and for historical value alone, it is worth a visit.
Drawn in by easy-to-digest prices and a traditional take on fish and chips, cabbies are known to queue up here for thick slices of fresh cod, fried skin-on in beef fat.
For many English people, fish and chips are best served wrapped in newspaper and devoured with a combination of a two-pronged wooden fork and greasy fingers, preferably seaside.
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