New Online Safety Bill fails to protect children’s health
New Online Safety Bill does not include ban on online junk food advertising to kids
Read MoreNew Online Safety Bill does not include ban on online junk food advertising to kids
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Read MoreThe Irish Heart Foundation urges the Government to follow UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s lead through tough new actions to tackle obesity.
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