Boris Johnson challenged to workout by Mr Motivator

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‘I want to get Boris to get me down at Number 10, let’s make it happen’

Fitness legend Mr Motivator says he wants to get every single MP exercising in Downing Street each morning to set an example to the nation.

Henry Dimbleby’s National Food Strategy calls for a sugar and salt reformulation tax as a key part of efforts to transform the nation’s diet to include less sugar, salt and meat to protect health and the environment.

It warns that what we eat, and how it is produced, is doing “terrible damage”, with poor diets contributing to 64,000 deaths a year in England and costing the economy an annual £74 billion.

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