On 20 June, Johnson along with British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt secured their places as the final contenders for the Tory leadership after Prime Minister Theresa May earlier announced her decision to step down over Brexit-related mishaps.
UK Prime Minister hopeful Boris Johnson has pledged that if he wins, he will review so-called “sin taxes” on sugary, salty and fatty foods to examine whether these levies really work and how they impact those with lower incomes.