Leaked Labour manifesto: Party's key health plans

According to a Labour policy document leaked to the Mail on Sunday, the party's key changes to the sale and advertising of alcohol, junk food and tobacco, include:

Alcohol

Labour says: "Up to 35% of all A&E attendances and ambulance costs may be alcohol related and up to 70% at weekend peak times."

• End drinks firms sponsoring sporting events by 2020
• Introduce a minimum price for alcohol
• Restrict where drink could be sold in supermarkets

Tobacco

So "children born in 2015 will become the first smoke-free generation for hundreds of years."

• Ban smoking in cars with children present - a measure already backed by MPs
• Introduce plain packaging

Junk Food

"The health consequences of obesity alone are estimated to coat the NHS more than £5 billion every year and cases of malnutrition are on the rise," the document states.

• Ban on some high-sugar breakfast cereals
• Put an end to sweets at the supermarket checkout
• 9pm watershed on TV adverts of products that are high in sugar, fat and salt