Are Children Preoccupied with Celebrity?

Mal Fletcher on BBC Breakfast

Tuesday 13 October 2009

Social commentator MAL FLETCHER takes part in this discussion about a study that revealed more kids wanting to be POP IDOLS & SPORT STARS than teachers or doctors etc.

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