Labour plan for 'alcohol, junk food and tobacco crackdown'
A Labour government would impose tough restrictions on the sale and advertising of alcohol, unhealthy food and tobacco, according to a leaked policy document.
Labour: Plans 'represent options, not official policy'
A Labour spokesman said papers leaked to The Mail on Sunday detailing plans for a tough clampdown on the sale and advertising of alcohol, unhealthy food and tobacco if the party was in Government, "represents a wide range of options" but was not official party policy.
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