It's reported that plans to tackle junk food in supermarkets could soon be scrapped under new plans by Liz Truss's government.
This is likely to cause great worry amongst health campaigners, and could see a clash with some MPs within the Tory party who wanted these plans to go ahead, Hull Live reports.
The review of the government's current anti-obesity strategy could see the new Prime Minister scrapping the ban on sweets being available at supermarket checkouts, as well as 'buy one get one free' deals on unhealthy products.
