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Miliband: Ads 'should have been clearer'

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Two government press adverts which used nursery rhymes to raise awareness of climate change have been banned by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA).

Speaking on the Today programme, Climate Secretary Ed Miliband accepted the ruling, but said that politicians should not stick their heads in the sand over climate change.

READ MORE: Ads 'exaggerated climate change'

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