Victory imminent on product placement?

According to today's Guardian, the Government is about to announce that the Children's Food Campaign and our supporters have won a major victory to protect young people from product placement of junk food:

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According to today's Guardian newspaper, the Government is about to announce that the Children's Food Campaign, and our supporters, have won a major victory to protect young people from product placement of junk food: http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2010/feb/03/tv-product-placement-bradshaw

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