By Simon Cable It has been imparting words of wisdom and advice to young girls for almost two decades. But the editor of Britain’s longest-running pre-teen magazine has now insisted that controversial pop stars including Miley Cyrus will no longer feature in Girl Talk magazine, following concerns over their increasingly sexualised behaviour. Despite being a regular cover star of the publication, which launched in 1995, the 21-year-old singer is now considered to be a poor role model for the 7-12 age group that the magazine caters for. Scroll down for video The editor of Britain's longest-running pre-teen magazine has now insisted that controversial pop stars including Miley Cyrus will no longer feature in Girl Talk magazine, following concerns over their increasingly sexualised behaviour
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Miley Cyrus won't feature in Girl Talk magazine, after sexualised behaviour
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She was once a regular cover star of publication, which launched in 1995
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Instead Jessica Ennis, Taylor Swift and presenter Helen Skelton favoured
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