Does anyone know what % of the UK audience is under 16?

[JCR]

If it's more than 20% than no more junk food ads, as of april. And five will need a new sponsor. God knows how much of a problem this would be.

[ste]

Isn't H&A sponsored by the Weetabix family? If so they could still advertise weetabix and oatabix. I don't think they count as junk food.

[~Amy~]

Yeah it is sponsored by "Weetabix Minnies With Fun Extras" I find the adds for them incredibly cheesy

[*belle*]

^^ Me too, I can hardly watch.

[Cat3]

I wonder what will happen if in home and away someone will ordered a milkshake or drinking one or showing them eating juck food, will they cut them out.?

[nz85]

I wouldn't think so, seeing a milkshake being drunk on television is not likely to inflate the masses.

[*belle*]

Yeah I think it's just things that actually advertise junk food that will be banned. Watching someone drink a milkshake or eat a cake or something isn't going to encourage kids to go out and buy them really, is it?

[~Angel~]

I'm under 16 but I'm not allowed to eat chocolate or anything junk-foodish until Friday or at Party's. My mum's very strtict about my eating. These are the only occasions I can eat sweets all day long: My birthday, Christmas, ANy party, Halloween(obviously ) etc...

[Cerise]

Yeah it is sponsored by "Weetabix Minnies With Fun Extras" I find the adds for them incredibly cheesy

Same! Seriously, the same People hitting the same People on the Head with a Ball...they can't be Sorry after doing it A million and one times.

[Robina Fox]

People are always ordering yummy sounding cakes at the Diner - honestly, that has more influence on me than adverts!

By the way, I believe Weetabix and milkshakes are quite healthy!