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Story summary
- The United Kingdom marks its first Easter without junk food ads after rules ban high-fat, high-sugar products from TV ads before 9pm.
- The regulations, effective since January, aim to reduce childhood obesity.
- Advertising spending by confectionery brands has fallen significantly as a result.
- Campaigners call for stricter measures as the government considers an updated nutrient profiling model that could broaden the ban.
