TV chefs target "junk" food advertising

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Jamie Oliver has told MPs that it's "wrong" to blatantly market junk food to children. He was giving evidence, alongside fellow TV chef Hugh-Fearnley-Whittingstall, to a Health Committee inquiry into childhood obesity. The two food campaigners were delighted, though, about the impact of the sugar tax on soft drinks, introduced last month. Kristiina Cooper reports. And you can hear more from Today in Parliament on BBC Radio Four at 11.30pm.