As an example let's take the programme "You are what you eat".

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It's called the Pleo Reborn (or "RB" for short) and the primary features are these: a lithium-polymer battery good for two hours of continuous use, a much tougher hide, and an RFID "sense of smell" that lets it interact with a variety of optional accessories to "eat, " take medicine for virtual injuries and learn new tricks as you go.

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"Society as a whole needs to stay more healthy, eat more healthy, take exercise, and get enough rest, including sleep, " says the chief executive of an Asian pharmaceutical company.

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Strict Muslims believe it is forbidden to eat animals such as monkeys or to play games that could influence people to take up gambling.

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As skilled workers became wealthier and wealthier they would eat at more lavish establishments and take more luxurious vacations were they would be waited on and attended to by unskilled labor.

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He also quickly laid down a code of discipline as he enforced a set or rules including the requirement of the players to eat together, to take pride in their appearance and restricting mobile phones usage to the hotel room.

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