this public health england campaign is warning that snacking has got out of hand and is increasing theetes, heart disease and cancer. we are very concerned about snacking. 0ur we are very concerned about snacking. our children have unhealthy diets, they are eating too many calories. they're eating too much sugar and snacking is part of the problem. we are encouraging pa rents to the problem. we are encouraging parents to be aware of snacking and try to cut back and replace unhealthy snacks with better snack. so how do parents feel about snacking? i know that kids like sweet spot all of the sugar and stuff that you get from shops in mcdonald's and things like that, but it is for the parents to keep an eye on them and their intake. public health england is advising snacks are limited to just health england is advising snacks are limited tojust100 health england is advising snacks are limited to just 100 calories and eaten no more than twice a day. it says for it and vegetables are ideal and crumpets are better than anything you will find in the confectionery aisles. coming up at 6am on b

on sugar, public health england is advising pa rents to public health england is advising parents to limit snacks to just 100 calories and hand them out no more than twice a day but the campaignquite insulting to their own intelligence because it is fairly common sense children having too many snacks, too many sugary things, they might have health complications for them down the line, particularly if they do not lead an active lifestyle. but they do not need a quango telling them. the advice is fruit and veg are best, but even more live, low in sugar fromage frais and crumpets, they are better than anything in the confectionery aisle. 13 monkeys have been killed in a fire at woburn safari park in bedfordshire. the blaze broke out in the early hours of this morning. 0ur correspondent, chi chi izundu, is there. what more are they saying? the blaze was first spotted by security staff at woburn safari the part at 2:37am this morning —— woburn safari park. due to the intensity of the heat, the roof of the monkey house had collapsed by the time the fire service got there. all 13 monkeys did not survive. they are normally kept indoors overnight in winter because of the cold weather.

this public health england campaign is warning that snacking has got out of hand and is increasing theetes, heart disease and cancer. we're very concerned about snacking. our children have unhealthy diets, they're eating too many calories. they're eating too much sugar and snacking is part of the problem. we're encouraging parents to be aware of snacking and try to cut back and replace unhealthy snacks with better snacks. so, how do parents feel about snacking? i know kids like sweets, and all of the sugar and stuff that you get from shops and mcdonald's and things like that, but it is for the parents to keep an eye on them and their intake. public health england is advising snacks are limited to just 100 calories and eaten no more than twice a day. it says fruit and veg are ideal and even malt loaf, fromage frais that's low in sugar, and crumpets are better than anything you will find in the confectionery aisles. we are going to take a look at a few examples. what public health england are calling unhealthy snacks. so your average pastry, cake or bun has about 270 calories. a chocolat

according to public health england, in snacks, this isn‘t meals, this is snacks between meals in a single month! in january your child could eat all of that between meals. health england have a campaignou even see food thaw don't think that there is much sugar in and when you do actually take a look it's full of sugar. i know kids like sweets and all the sugary stuff you get from shops, but it‘s for the parents to keep an eye on them on their intake. but when we go out then, we might have somebody mithering that she wants some sweeties. so, you know, sometimes it'sjust easier tojust give in to it keep her quiet because she is quite noisy when she gets going. it isa it is a minefield for parents. to talk us through the minefield of options out there is doctorjenny harries, the deputy medical director of public health england. you are suggesting two snacks a day for children, each one about 100 calories? exactly. you heard there that families, there is a lot of pester power from children when you go out shopping. i have had four of my own. i know what it feels like and what we are trying to do is make it easy for parents to choose healthier options and put some guideline, a rule of thu

this public health england campaign is warning snacking has got out of hand and it is increasing thee are very concerned about snacking. children have unhealthy diets, they are eating too many calories, they are eating too much sugar and snacking is part of the problem. we are encouraging parents to be aware of snacking and try to cut back and replace unhealthy snacks with better snacks. how do parents feel about snacking? kids like sweets, and other sugary stuff you get from shops and mcdonald's, but it is for the parents to keep an eye on them and their intake. to cut down on sugar, public health england is advising parents to limit snacks to just 100 calories and hand them out no more than twice a day, but the campaign has drawn criticism. parents might find this quite insulting to their own intelligence because it is fairly common sense, children having too many snacks, too many sugary things, they might have health complications for them down the line, particularly if they do not lead an active lifestyle. but they do not need a quango telling them. the advice is fruit and veg ar

this public health england campaign is warning that snacking has got out of hand and is increasing thet disease and cancer. we're very concerned about snacking. our children have unhealthy diets, they're eating too many calories. they're eating too much sugar, and snacking is part of the problem. we're encouraging parents to be aware of snacking and to try to cut back and replace unhealthy snacks with better snack. so how do parents feel about snacking? i know kids like sweets, and all of the sugar and stuff that you get from shops in mcdonald's and things like that, but it is for the parents to keep an eye on them and their intake. public health england is advising snacks are limited to just 100 calories and eaten no more than twice a day. it says fruit and veg are ideal and even malt loaf, fromage frais that's low in sugar and and crumpets are better than anything you will find in the confectionery aisles. james gallagher on the bbc news. let's just take a look at a few examples then of what public health england are calling unhealthy snacks. your average pastry, cake or bun has arou

health fishes in england launched a campaign to help parents take control of their children's snacking. a recent survey from publicand found children between the ages of four and 10 consumed more than 50 percent of their sugar from unhealthy snacks and juice. they launched a campaign to encourage parents to look for healthier snacks and no more than a hundred calories and even then to limit those to just two a day. >>> a new study finds online tobacco ads may place adolescents at a higher risk for tobacco use than traditional marketing methods. nearly 12 percent of adolescents that works out to 2.9 million engage with online tobacco marketing in 2013. teens who watch video online or use social video networking sites viewed tobacco products they were less likely to stop using the products. >> in this morning's "gma" first look, a-list actresses like reese witherspoon nicole kidman and jennifer lawrence joining forces with behind the scenes power players like scandal executive producer shonda rhimes all in an effort to fight sexual misconduct in tinseltown. the coalition of more than 300 women calling itself time's

now public health england is launching a campaign to help parents find healthier options as sima kotechaeast that‘s how the saying goes. through an ad campaign, parents are now being urged to think along the same lines. feed your children healthier snacks to stop them from becoming obese. at the town hall in birmingham, families are arriving for a theatre show. let‘s have a look. what have we got here? it‘s not great. we‘ve got some popcorn, crisps. how do you feel about that, man? it‘s terrible. it is. i know. how do you feel about that, mum? it‘s terrible. it is. i know. you‘re 13 years, what‘s next you have on a daily basis? crisps, popcorn and chocolate. the advice from public health england is to give children two snacks a day, amounting to 100 calories each. popular foods such as crisps and chocolate bars contain around 200 calories, while a portion of chips can amount to a thousand. a can of fizzy drink can have as much as 150 calories. well, public health england say that children between the ages of four and ten get more than half of their sugar intake from products like these —

health officials in england launched a campaign to help parents try to take some control of their children's snacking. a recent survey from publicand found children between the ages of four and 10 consumed more than 50 percent of their sugar from unhealthy snacks and juice. they launched a campaign to encourage parents to look for healthier snacks of no more than a hundred calories and to limit them to two a day. >> flyers host the pittsburgh penguins tonight. it's the first of four straight home games in under a week. alabama and georgia won their college football playoff semifinals yesterday. the two teams will meet in the national championship next week in atlanta. the fourth ranged crimson tide smothered number one clemson 24 to six in the sugar bowl. the third ranked georgia bulldogs won the first rose bowl that ever went into overtime. the wild 54 to 48 finish eliminated the oklahoma sooners. >> ♪ for you, it's always leap over look. now over later. and pause. not even in your vocabulary. so when a cold sore tingle strikes you act on it. only abreva can heal a cold sore in as little as two and a half days when used at the

robert huth england has launched its campaign, they are saying catch it, bin it, kill it. —— public healthey are encouraging nhs staff to make sure they have the vaccination as well. thank you very much. the latest flu figures, that were out today. if you want to find out how your local hospital is performing you can use the bbc‘s nhs tracker at www. bbc. co. uk/nhstracker. you can learn much more about your specific trust wherever you live in the country. the prime minister has pledged to eliminate avoidable plastic waste within 25 years as part of a plan to improve britain's environment. she has urged supermarkets to introduce aisles where shoppers can buy products with no plastic packaging. a small charge for disposable plastic bags will also be extended to all shops, notjust big retailers. theresa may called plastic waste one of the great environmental scourges of our time. but environmentalists have criticised the plans, saying they lack urgency, detail and bite. here's our environment analyst, roger harrabin. there's huge public anxiety about plastic litter, since david attenborough‘