Comments:'Misleading' Burger King advert banned in the United Kingdom

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Poor grammar. "Both the thickness and the height was..." should be "Both the thickness and the height WERE..."

Right! Now fixed, awaiting review. Thanks

you aint justa wisilling dixie! thats a gooder job as ever see a. Gifted ,you are ,an editor young jedi.

Remarkable that government deems it necessary to regulate how people portray sandwiches in advertising.

A "poison" label would have sufficed.

Look on the bright side, If it had actually been as big as they shown, Britain would be riddled with heart disease

TOXIC WASTE would be a bit more honest, actually.

It would be the best to ban Burger King, and not just their adverts. And ban McDonald's too. Those businessmen care for nothing but money, money, money, as if money is more important than protecting people's health.

By This Standard NO FOOD COMMERCIALS should be on TV

A screenshot of the ad and picture of the sandwich would have been nice.