the advertising standards authority says they both broke strict rules on advertising high fat, sugar. morning to you, interesting one, this, the rules are pretty clear, and they have said the companies broke those rules. indeed, and it is pretty simple — they are not allowed to directly or indirectly advertised foods that are considered junk, so high in fat, salt or sugar, do anyone under the age of 16, or an audience that is made up largely of children. unfortunately, kfc and kellogg's did that. kfc put an advert on a phone backs near a primary school, they say that was human error, they removed the advert on the day that the advertising standards authority made them aware. kellogg's, though, is a bit more complicated, because what they did was advertised a brand known as cocoa pops granola on a children's television cartoon, a, and the problem is that granola is not considered a high fat, salt or sugar brand, but the association with coco the monkey, used to promote coco pops original, is considered to be a junk food, so that indirect association meant that they were advertising di

jessica tye from the advertising standards authority explained how they looked into the advert.r or not people followed the instructions perfectly or whether or not you look at how people actually used it in reality. actually, the evidence showed the vast majority of people were not using it perfectly. over 90% of cycles were not perfect use. theresa may will visit africa's biggest economy, nigeria, this morning on the second day of a trade mission to africa aimed at strengthening economic ties ahead of brexit. the prime minister announced £4 billion of extra british support for african economies during the first leg of her trip on tuesday. mrs may will also meet victims of modern slavery and unveil a series of measures to cut illegal migration into europe from west africa. the arteries of teenagers who drink and smoke show signs of hardening even by the age of 17, according to new research published in the european heartjournal. this can be an indicator that blood vessels are being damaged, increasing the likelihood of heart disease or stroke in later life, but the impact can b

the advertising standards authority dismissed two complains against mcdonald‘s. by 40%. in because it has reduced the sugar by a0%. in coco pops original. because it has reduced the sugar by 4096. in coco pops original. the already know about those products.” don't think there should be a ban on it. as parents, we have the right to decide what we give our children or how much they take in. health campaigners say one in three children is now obese or overweight by the age of 11 and the banning of junk food adverts is a start but much more needs to be done. let‘s start with some breaking news. the united states says it intends to impose sanctions on russia in response to the nerve agent attack on a former russian double agent, sergei skripal, and his daughter in britain. they were poisoned in salisbury on march the 4th and were found unconscious on a bench in salisbury. they were seriously ill but both made a full recovery after spending several weeks in hospital but the united states has said it will impose sanctions on russia for what it believes are actions agai

the advertising standards authority found the companies have broken rules over advertising food higho children under 16. there were two upheld rulings against kfc and coco pops granola, owned by kellogg's, and we are telling them that they cannot repeat those ads. the kfc ads, they have to take down the poster near a school gate. there will be a message that goes out to the companies as well to remind them they will have to take care when placing these ads. the asa dismissed two complaints against mcdonald's. in a statement, kfc apologised, saying their advert outside the school was a total mistake. while kellogg's says they can now advertise on children's tv because it has reduced the sugar in coco pops original by a0%. the children know about it anyway, so they don't need adverts to tell them about it, they already know about those products. i don't think there should be a ban on it, no i don't. i think that us as parents have the right to decide what we give our children or how much amount they take in. health campaigners say one in three children is now overweight or obese by the

and presumably you'll be cheering the advertising standards authority, dawn? yes, iwill. feeder and i was told it would be next day delivery, it was supposed to arrive today and i have been told it will arrive on august 20, when i come back from my holiday. you will have a very hungry cat by then. i am definitely going to get something to feed him, i am not going to leave him be. i think this speaks to the fact that consumers feel they don't have as many rights and our shopping online and the government and the advertising standards agency have to make sure that we have the same rights online is off—line. it is very easy to take a dress back and say it is broken and have that, but when it comes to online shopping you've got to package it up, email somebody, they don't reply, and we need teeth for consumer rights. somebody, they don't reply, and we need teeth for consumer rightsm is interesting. some of the online models now involve giving people the opportunity to get lots of versions of the same thing, often in multiple sizes, so they can try them and then send them back

times is reporting tomorrow is a different story about amazon, which is the next week the advertising standards authority

the advertising standards authority found the companies have broken rules over advertising food highn under 16. there were two upheld rulings against kfc and kelloggs and we are telling them we can't —— that they cannot have those ads. cough there will be a message that goes out to the companies as well to remind them they will have two take care when placing these ads. they dismissed two complaints against mcdonald's. ina two complaints against mcdonald's. in a statement, kfc apologised, saying their advertisement was a total mistake. while kelloggs says they can now advertise on children's tv because it has reduced the sugar in their serial. the children know about it anyway, so they don't need adverts to tell them about it, they already know. i do think there should be a ban on it, know i don't. i think that us as parents have the right to decide what we give our children or how much amount to take in. health campaigners say one in three children is now overweight or obese by the age of 11 and the banning of junk food ads obese by the age of 11 and the banning ofjunk food ads is t

times is reporting tomorrow is a different story about amazon, which is the next week the advertising standards authority will tell amazon they can no longer say they are amazon prime in the adverts that promises next day delivery to customers. who knows how many amazon prime subscriptions have been sold solely off the back of that promise, at least indirectly or as part of the picture behind it? it speaks to the picture behind it? it speaks to the nagging doubts, i think, the picture behind it? it speaks to the nagging doubts, ithink, in the picture behind it? it speaks to the nagging doubts, i think, in the backs of quite a lot of consumers brains which is, i want to shop online, it is more convenient. i really trust the companies i am buying from in the same way we trust the family department store? do you succumb to that? i know i have. when i want something, i want it immediately. i am very patient. i did yesterday ordered something from amazon. i needed a machine to feed my cat while i am away. i was told it would come next day and it is not coming next day, so i have to get a human to come in and

accurate" contraceptive tool has been banned after being ruled as "misleading" by the advertising standards authoritythe national trust is returning a popular tourist spot in south wales to how it would have looked in medieval times. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. in america, voters went to the polls in florida and arizona yesterday — we'll get the latest on both the democrat and republican primary winners. after a study shows shocking levels of self harm among young people we'll be speaking to someone who has lived through it. and a year after launching in the us, facebook is going to roll—out its on—demand video service globally. that's all ahead on bbc news. welcome along to sportsday. hamdan or murrayfield, that is the future for the scottish fa. and the unsung hero award is launched. to be pa rt unsung hero award is launched. to be part of this campaign to really recognise those unsung heroes is a massive thing. also coming up: 99 and still going strong. we meet the manjust short ofa strong. we meet the manjust short

the advertising standards authority said it had received more than 280 complaints about the online retailer's customers who had not received their packages within a day. the company says only a "small proportion" of orders were affected by a "period of extreme weather". an adventurerfrom lincolnshire has broken the world record for the longest staged sea swim, having spent 7a days at sea. amazing. it's just one milestone in ross edgley‘s epic challenge to become the first person to swim around mainland britain. he still has more than 900 miles to go. and we are going to be talking to him a little bit later. 20 past eight. i have so many questions. i like a long swim. you like a calorie inta ke like a long swim. you like a calorie intake questioned. to an half thousand calories for a normal human. —— 2500. thousand calories for a normal human. -- 2500. ithink thousand calories for a normal human. -- 2500. i think he gets them in liquid form. he has them while he is swimming. liquidised bananas. doesn't sound nice. he has been something with dolphins, does that cheer you up? amazing. cracking s

the advertising standards authority found the companies had broken rules over advertising food high innder 16. there are two upheld rulings against kfc and coco pops granola which is owned by kellogg's. and we are telling those companies that they can't repeat those ads. in terms of the kfc ad, they've got to take down the poster which was next to a school gate. and there will be a message also which goes out to the media placement companies as well to remind them that they've got to take care when they're placing these sorts of ads. the asa dismissed two complaints against the fast—food giants mcdonald's. in a statement, kfc apologised saying their advert outside the school was a total mistake. while kellogg's say it can now advertise on children's tv because it's taken steps to reduce sugar in its products. children know about it anyway, so they don't need lots of adverts to tell them about it. they already know about those products. i don't think there should be a ban on it. no, i don't. i think us as parents have the right to decide what we give our children or how much amount they

the advertising standards authority says 270 people reported that they had not got their deliveries withinat some items are not available for next day delivery. the company insists the overwhelming majority of one—day delivery orders do arrive when promised. the us space agency nasa has delayed the launch of a satellite, which will head closer to the sun than ever before. with two minutes to go, the parker solar probe's lift off from cape canaveral in florida was put on hold, when an alarm was triggered. it's been rescheduled for tomorrow. with all the sport now, here's 0lly foster at the bbc sport centre. good evening. great britain have won 11 more medals on the penultimate day of the multi—sport european championships. dina asher—smith won her second gold medal, completing the sprint double. ade adedoyin reports from berlin. europe was watching. after all the hype, now time for one of the most anticipated head—to—heads thorsten dina asher—smith, the constant‘s number one, against the two—time world champion, dafne schippers. dina asher—smith takes the title, 21.8 nine. she has done it a

our celebrity social media influences have a new set of online followers advertising standards authority online celebrities and bloggers have millions of followers across platforms like instagram and facebook that's why they're called influences but many of these stars do not reveal if they have been paid to promote fashion or beauty products or even services like plastic surgery and that is something authorities in the u.k. and in the u.s. a starting to examine and prosecute. according to a study by media kicks an influencer marketing agency ninety three percent of sponsored posts made by the top followed celebrities on instagram are not disclosed the fashion industry is one of the biggest sponsors of social media advertising but many beauty tutorial creators for example neglect to mention that they're being paid to promote products big brands such as tobacco companies use social media influencers to promote their products consumer watchdogs in the u.s. and in the u.k. say they have started looking more closely at social media marketing practices one of the reasons is because influencer

the advertising standards authority found the companies have broken found the companies had broken rulest goes out to the media placement companies as well to remind them they will have to take care when placing these ads. the asa dismissed two complaints against mcdonald‘s. in a statement, kfc apologised, saying their advert outside the school was a total mistake. while kellogg‘s says they can now advertise on children‘s tv because it has reduced the sugar in coco pops original by 40%. the children know about it anyway, so they don't need lots of adverts to tell them about it, they already know about those products. i don't think there should be a ban on it, no i don't. i think us as parents have the right to decide what we give our children or how much amount they take in. health campaigners say one in three children is now overweight or obese by the age of 11, and the banning ofjunk food ads is a start, but much more needs to be done. chi chi izundu, bbc news. now it‘s time for a look at the weather. what a difference a day makes comic yesterday into the 30s, today the mid—20s at best

but the advertising standards authority has found that these claims are misleading, because they exaggerateaccurate. the swedish company that developed the app says it respects the outcome of the investigation. ? jean mackenzie has been to meet one woman who got pregnant while using the app. how many months are you now? 34 weeks. so, you know, about five to go. rebecca wasn't planning on having her first child for a few years. i was looking for a sort of alternative to hormonal contraception at the time. i sufferfrom depression and anxiety, and hormone—related contraceptions just seemed to really escalate that. she came across the contraceptive app natural cycles, which tracks women's fertility over the month and tells them when they can and can't get pregnant. she said she started using it after seeing an advert on instagram claiming it was 99% effective. was it based on that 99% that you decided to use it? yeah. i was sort of sucked into this 99% effective. you know, even more effective than the pill. rebecca says she'd been following the instructions perfectly for three months when she f

for an app that provides a natural alternative to contraception has been banned by the advertising standards authority clinically tested alternative to other birth control methods' were found to be misleading. the swedish company that developed it says it respects the outcome of the investigation. jean mackenzie, from the victoria derbyshire programme, has been to meet one woman who got pregnant while using the app. how many months now? 34 weeks. so you know, about five to go. rebecca wasn't planning on having her first child for a few years. i was looking for a sort of alternative to hormonal contraception at the time. i suffer from depression and anxiety and hormone related contraceptions just seemed to really escalate that. she came across the contraceptive app natural cycles which tracks women's fertility over the month and tells them when they can and can't get pregnant. she said she started using it after seeing an advert on instagram claiming it was 99% effective. was it based on that 99% that you decided to use it? yes. i was sort of sucked into this 99% effective. you know, even more effectiv

the advertising standards authority also said the effectiveness of the app called natural cycles hadan mackenzie has been to meet one woman who got pregnant while using the app. how many months are you now? 34 weeks. so, you know, about five to go. rebecca wasn't planning on having her first child for a few years. i was looking for a sort of alternative to hormonal contraception at the time. i sufferfrom depression and anxiety, and hormone—related contraceptions just seemed to really escalate that. she came across the contraceptive app natural cycles, which tracks women's fertility over the month and tells them when they can and can't get pregnant. she said she started using it after seeing an advert on instagram claiming it was 99% effective. was it based on that 99% that you decided to use it? yeah. i was sort of sucked into this 99% effective. you know, even more effective than the pill. rebecca says she'd been following the instructions perfectly for three months when she found out she was pregnant. i think this might have to be the going—home outfit. hi, world! just talk to me a

the advertising standards authority found the companies had broken rules over advertising food high in6. there are two upheld rulings against kfc and coco pops granola which is owned by kellogg's. and we are telling those companies that they can't repeat those ads. in terms of the kfc ad, they've got to take down the poster which was next to a school gate. and there will be a message also which goes out to the media placement companies as well to remind them that they've got to take care when they're placing these sorts of ads. the asa dismissed two complaints against the fast—food giants mcdonald's. in a statement, kfc apologised saying their advert outside the school was a total mistake. while kellogg's say it can now advertise on children's tv because it's taken steps to reduce sugar in its products. children know about it anyway, so they don't need lots of adverts to tell them about it. children know about it anyway. they don't need lots of adverts to tell them about these products. i don't think there should be a ban on it. no, i don't. i think us as parents have the right to deci

the advertising standards authority found the companies had broken rules over advertising food high inlling those companies that they can't repeat those ads. in terms of the kfc ad, they've got to take down the poster which was next to a school gate. and there will be a message also which goes out to the media placement companies as well to remind them that they've got to take care when they're placing these sorts of ads. the asa dismissed two complaints against the fast—food giants mcdonald's. in a statement, kfc apologised saying their advert outside the school was a total mistake. while kellogg's say it can now advertise on children's tv because it's taken steps to reduce sugar in its products. children know about it anyway, so they don't need lots of adverts to tell them about it. they already know about those products. i don't think there should be a ban on it. no, i don't. i think us as parents have the right to decide what we give our children or how much amount they're taking. i treat my kids to mcdonald's maybe twice a week, sorry, twice a month. and i don't perceive that as j

but the advertising standards authority has found that these claims are misleading.en to meet one woman who got pregnant while using the app. how many months now? 34 weeks. so yeah, about five to go. rebecca was not planning on having herfirst child for a few years. i was looking for a sort of alternative to contraception at the time, i suffer from depression and anxiety and hormone related contraception just seem to really escalate that. she came across this contraceptive act which strikes fertility over the month and tells them when they can and cannot get pregnant. she says she started using it after seeing an advert on is to graham saying that it was 99% effective. was it based on the 99% you decided to use it? yes, i was sort of sucked into this 99% effective, you know, even more effective than the pill. she said she had been falling the search is perfect over three months which he found out she was pregnant. this might have to be the going home outfit. talked about the impact this had on you in the last few months. it's been stressed high levels of stress, sell

elizabeth george, watch managerfor the london fire brigade, and craig jones from the advertising standards authority emphasising it isjust the man even small changes, like fireman, emphasising it is just the man that can do that role, is quite frustrating when i am out doing that job every day. why is that? it is not about the role you do, it is how it is portrayed, it is basically portraying that we stripped down, we jiggle portraying that we stripped down, we jiggle around... we go down some polls and that is the role... day life as a firefighter is nothing like that. —— poles. life as a firefighter is nothing like that. -- poles. danny king most people know that? you would hope, but everything is reinforced, it comes back to fireman, a male profession. -- don't you think most people know that. do you genuinely think that kind of challenge with those stereotypes put women of from joining the fire service? the term itself can put women. you did not see any females doing that or even use the term firefighter, does not have to be fireman, we have not been fireman for over 30 years, why do we still ha

for an app that provides a natural alternative to contraception has been banned by the advertising standards authoritytigation. jean mackenzie, from the victoria derbyshire programme, has been to meet one woman who got pregnant while using the app. how many months now? 34 weeks. so you know, about five to go. rebecca wasn‘t planning on having her first child for a few years. i was looking for a sort of alternative to hormonal contraception at the time. i suffer from depression and anxiety and hormone related contraceptions just seemed to really escalate that. she came across the contraceptive app natural cycles which tracks women‘s fertility over the month and tells them when they can and can‘t get pregnant. she said she started using it after seeing an advert on instagram claiming it was 99% effective. was it based on that 99% that you decided to use it? yes. i was sort of sucked into this 99% effective. you know, even more effective than the pill. rebecca says she‘d been following the instructions perfectly for three months when she found out she was pregnant. i think this might have to be the going

app that provides a natural alternative to contraception has been banned by the uk's advertising standards authorityto meet one woman, rebecca woodhead, who got pregnant while using the app. when did it all start to feel real? probably this scan. that's the 12 week one. so that's our first one where it actually looks like a human. but when the kicking started, i think that was... i mean, that was like, "wow! what is that?" how many months are you now? 34 weeks. so, yeah, about five to go. rebecca wasn't planning on having her first child for a few years. i was looking for a sort of alternative to hormonal contraception at the time. i suffer from depression and anxiety and hormone related contraception just seemed to really escalate that. she came across the contraceptive app natural cycles which tracks women's fertility over the month and tells them when they can and cannot get pregnant. she said she started using it after seeing using it after seeing an advert on instagram, claiming it was 99% accurate. was it based on that 99% that you decided to use it? yeah. i was sort of sucked into this 99% ef

the advertising standards authority said it had received more than 280 complaints about the online retailerseceived packages within a day. the company says is a small proportion of orders were affected by extreme weather. that is a summary of the latest bbc news. let's bring you the sport. it is expected the ecb's independent investigation into ben stokes's conduct will begin after the trent bridge test, the third test with india which gets under way on saturday. he was recalled to the squad yesterday hours after the not guilty verdict at bristol crown court. celtic have missed out on a place in the champions league group stage after losing the second leg of their game against athens, the no face a play—off to qualify for the europa league. kyle edmund is out of the cincinnati masters after losing his second round tie, serena williams is also out. and great britain mike nine more medals in the second day of action at the world pa rt second day of action at the world part of swimming european championships in dublin, leading the way the 16—year—old who took gold in the 200 meter individual me