Code of practice to ban marketing provocative clothes to children

A new code of practice is on the way to ensure retailers do not market provocative clothing at young children.

A new code of practice is on the way to ensure retailers do not market provocative clothing at young children.

Penny's, Marks and Spencer and Tesco are among the shops expected to instigate bans on the sale of items such as padded bras and clothes with suggestive slogans.

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