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And fruit and vegetables prescribed by the nhs in order to improve our diets, an independent review has said. the report, led by the businessman henry dimbleby, says the taxes raised could also be used to extend free school meals to more children. mr dimbleby said that poor eating habits cause "horrific health harms". but the food industry says new taxes could increase the price of food — and, when asked about the review, borisjohnson said that he is "not in favour" of raising taxes on food. here's our correspondent ellie price. maureen has got a number of physical and mental health issues. ...

Service in different ways. today's report recommends the government tries out projects like this across the country, with the aim to improve people's health and reduce the cost to the nhs of treatment. i try not to get emotional, but i find it very difficult to manage. if we had an ideal amount of fruit and veg in our diet, it would be easier to create stuff, i suppose, that was easy to eat. you need variety, and it's the variety that costs. i could pay for it, but it means something else has to go, and it means we go in the red instead of staying in the black, and i can't cope with the worry ...

Chief washington correspondent jim angle reports the pressure and enormity of their task are growing. >> the leader of the fiscal committee is urging the so-called supercommittee to go big. >> 1.2 is peanuts as we used to say in the grand stand. but they will have to go for more than that. >> both men suggested the committee not just aim for $1.2 to $1.5 trillion but $4 trillion in deficit reduction. >> $4 trillion is not the maximum amount or the ideal amount. it's the minimum amount we need to do to stabilize the debt. >> reporter: even the $1.5 trillion will be harder now that the committee...

Chief washington correspondent jim angle reports the pressure and enormity of their task are growing. >> the leader of the fiscal committee is urging the so-called supercommittee to go big. >> 1.2 is peanuts as we used to say in the grand stand. but they will have to go for more than that. >> both men suggested the committee not just aim for $1.2 to $1.5 trillion but $4 trillion in deficit reduction. >> $4 trillion is not the maximum amount or the ideal amount. it's the minimum amount we need to do to stabilize the debt. >> reporter: even the $1.5 trillion will be harder now that the committee...