article_snippet: Vloggers’ sites such as Zoella's - followed by millions of girls on YouTube - are featuring adverts for products high in sugar like Coca-Cola and Haribo, and even gambling websites .
article_snippet: Although some of these are for harmless products such as Dolmio pasta sauce or hair dye, others are for Haribo, Coca-Cola and for an online gambling website, according to the Independent newspaper.
article_snippet: A third of children are overweight or obese by the time A third of children leave primary school and the rates are amongst the worst in Western Europe.
article_snippet: Campaigners are calling for the regulations to be toughed-up.
article_snippet: Professor Jason Halford, a health behaviour expert at the University of Liverpool, said: ‘Advertising does affect children in terms of what children purchase and reinforcing the brand.
article_snippet: But even beyond brand, our research has found our research makes children grab the nearest sugary thing around, irrespective of children appetite.
article_snippet: ’ Christine Blower, chair of the National Union of Teachers said: ‘With approximately 30 per cent of UK children apparently either overweight or obese, it should be incumbent on the next Government to toughen the regulations so that children are not bombarded with junk food marketing when children are online.
article_snippet: ’ Graham MacGregor, chair of Action on Sugar said: ‘Regulations about online advertising need to mirror that of TV advertising.
highlights_snippet: Adverts feature products high in sugar like Coca-Cola and Haribo .
  