We are coming for your children
Commercials for junk food are being banned on children's television, but advertisers are moving onto a new battlefield - the internet. Helen Pidd reports.
Condom campaign ready for bed
8am: The Family Planning Association is launching a poster campaign to encourage over-25s to use condoms. By Catherine Shannon.
This drugs TV could wreak havoc on our health service
Response: Pharmaceutical companies are trying to push their products rather than help patients, says Nick Stace.
Watching television harms toddlers, says psychologist
Allowing children under three to watch TV can impair their development and puts their health at risk, MPs have been told. By Sarah Hall.
BBC Dragon: I wouldn’t like to hire fat people
Star of hit reality TV show condemned for subscribing to 'lazy' view of obesity. By David Smith.
Grade raps junk food TV ad ban
VLV conference: ITV chief Michael Grade has accused regulators of a 'knee-jerk' reaction to obesity by imposing restrictions on junk food TV ads. By Tara Conlan.
Getting my life back
The BBC's security correspondent, Frank Gardner, describes his battle to become active after he was paralysed three years ago.
Digestible nonsense
Zoe Williams: It is absurd to try to learn about trends in child obesity from the story of one extremely fat boy.
Junk food ad rules too watered down, say health groups
· Regulations to be phased in over two years· Commercials will still be shown pre-watershed
Ofcom confirms under-16s ‘junk’ ad ban
10.30am update: Ofcom has stood by its decision to extend a junk food ad ban to all under-16s programming. By Mark Sweney.