That’s right, we’re all doomed. Well, 99 in the hundred of us are anyway.

According to the Mail, where they call us Britons instead of Brits, because they’re like that, only one in a hundred of us have a diet that is healthy and not too high in sugar, salt and fat.

Ex-Friends star and Hollywood favourite Jennifer Aniston has been snapped looking rather stunning recently, we must say.

She’s been seen with John Mayer, an American rocker, as reported by HecklerSpray recently. The couple have also been pictured frolicking in a hotel pool with Jen donning a skimpy bikini.

Although Brad’s ex-wife has always had a fantastic toned figure (apart from after their break-up, when she was too skinny), Jen looks to be at peak perfection with her new lean shape.

It might seem glaringly obvious, but the powers that be have gone and announced it anyway. Prohibiting snacks in schools could help to curb unhealthy eating habits within the nation’s kids.

A study at Cardiff University found that this was the easiest method to get kids onto healthier diets. It also discovered that peer pressure is fundamentally important in the way that youngsters choose to eat.

In the year-long scheme, children aged 9-11 from 43 primary schools in deprived areas across South Wales and South West England were analysed.