Sky News Breakfast on July 15: can a chocolate tax save the world?

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On Sky News Breakfast with Niall Paterson on Thursday, July 15:

– Minister Robert Jenrick addresses the mask confusion ahead of ‘Freedom Day’;

– how a salt and sugar tax could help save the world;

– and Britney Spears makes an impassioned court plea for more freedom.

Plus the days headlines, news-making interviews and the weather where you are today.

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