Sweets, soft drinks and sugary foods should come with health warnings on their wrappings, according to a member of the House of Lords.
Ruth Rendell, who's also a famous novelist, said that your fave snacks should have similar stickers to those on cigarette packs.
Baroness Rendell also said that supermarkets shouldn't keep sweets by checkouts, where kids could reach them.
She reckons that big shops should put fruit there instead, to tempt kids.
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