A 20 per cent tax on sugary drinks could reduce obesity rates in the UK by five per cent by 2025 -- equal to 3.7 million fewer obese people -- according to a new report from Cancer Research UK and the UK Health Forum published today.

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A 20 per cent tax on sugary drinks could reduce obesity rates in the UK by five per cent by 2025 -- equal to 3.7 million fewer obese people -- according to a new report from Cancer Research UK and the UK Health Forum published today.