Naked chef says U.S. should cut out the junk food (Reuters)
14th Nov 2006, 17:51 GMT
Reuters - British celebrity chef Jamie Oliver wants the United States to take up his campaign against fatty snacks and school lunches to combat the country's burgeoning child obesity problem.
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