Street food goes beyond deep-fried tikkis and gol gappas. Here are some tasty and healthy options you can enjoy straight from the vendor's cart, but minus the calorie guilt.

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The UK government has shelved plans for restrictions on alcohol ads but has laid out plans to bring in "mandatory" nutritional and health warning labels.

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CAPPA called for the introduction of the warning labels, which would indicate high levels of sugar, salt, or fat. He ...