Obesity charity calling for 5-year-olds to have their waists measured says Britain could learn from Japan, where employers are fined if workers put on weight

The chair of the National Obesity Forum, Tam Fry, also told The Telegraph that children as young as five should have their waists measured to assess health risks.

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