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Brits will wear Fitbit-style smart watches to monitor exercise levels and what they ate and then dish out points which can be redeemed for vouchers or discounts on items under new anti-obesity plans.
Advertisement Boris Johnson is set to press ahead with controversial plans for a total ban on online junk food ads, despite industry experts branding the idea 'not even half-baked'. The Queen's Speech includes legislation to impose the restrictions, along with a block on TV adverts before the 9pm watershed and ending buy one get one free deals for unhealthy foods. But No10 has ditched another controversial proposal that would have forced pubs to list calorie counts on all beer, wine and spirits, following fury from hospitality bosses who branded the idea 'un-British'. Plans to ban junk ...