Horrified parents demand American candy stores are BANNED: Warnings over 'garish' shops invading Britain's high streets and leaving kids 'hooked' on sweets and vapes pushed by influencers on social media (and some even do home delivery)

EXCLUSIVE: MailOnline saw children as young as five queuing up for sweets as we spoke to mums and dads in Ipswich, Cardiff, Derby and Bradford where a number of the stores have popped up.

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