Years ago, children's media was full of junk food ads – from 'The Fast Food Song' to the promotion of McDonald's Happy Meals. But today, the UK’s youth is facing an obesity epidemic. In order to tackle it, the ban of junk food adverts is moving beyond TV into other forms of media.

Public Health England (PHE) has launched its biggest health campaign in eight years with the new 'One You' brand, targeting unhealthy adults between the ages of 40 and 60 who've fallen into bad habits. Via TV spots and social media, PHE hopes to get this generation into shape.

While Instagram may be flooded with pics of smoothies and seaweed, 23% of Brits order a takeaway at least once a week. So just how healthy are the nation’s eating habits? Canvas8 sat down with 20 men and women to find out how often they eat fast food, and why sometimes only a burger will do.

While Gen Y binge drink their way through their 20s, Gen X are quietly knocking back the chardonnays. From stressed out city workers to busy mums, alcohol helps us all wind down. But where is the line between enjoying a glass of two of wine and alcohol dependency?