One third of Brits have put on weight since coronavirus lockdown started

Adults have, on average, put on six lb since the coronavirus lockdown was put into force because physical activity has been on a decline

Physical activity among adults has fallen by a quarter since the lockdown came into effect - leading to a third putting on weight.

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