Former "Fat Families" host Steve Miller has criticised Labour's decision to ban pre-watershed junk food adverts, calling it another example of excessive government intervention.

Speaking on GB News, Miller said: "We have a Prime Minister who should have his address changed to 'Ten Banning Street'."

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Former "Fat Families" host Steve Miller has criticised Labour's decision to ban pre-watershed junk food adverts, calling it another example of excessive government intervention.Speaking on GB News, Miller said: "We have a Prime Minister who should have his address changed to 'Ten Banning Street'."RE...{ai:summary}<p>Steve Miller, former host of "Fat Families," criticized the Labour Party's ban on pre-watershed junk food ads as excessive government intervention. He expressed his views on GB News, suggesting the Prime Minister's actions reflect an increasing tendency to impose restrictions.  </p><p>#society</p>

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