Chef Jamie Oliver will be sitting down with CNN soon, and you can take part in the interview. Oliver is best known for his activism on improving the health of people around the world through better food buying choices and cooking know-how. He has hosted many TV series over the past 14 years, from “The Naked Chef” to “Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution,” and is the author of cookbooks including “Jamie at Home,” “Jamie's Ministry of Food” and “Jamie's 30 Minute Meals”. Would you like to ask him a question? If so, upload it to iReport on video (please keep all questions under 15 seconds long). Post your video by Friday, May 18 at noon ET, and you could see his response on CNN.com! IMPORTANT: If you are under 18, please provide contact information for a parent or guardian, otherwise we cannot ask your question. Click to watch video

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The TV chef Jamie Oliver says healthy school food standards are being eroded.

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Jamie Oliver’s latest cookbook has become the fastest selling non-fiction title of all time, with 735,000 copies bought in just 10 weeks.

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The School Food Trust – set up after the Jamie Oliver campaign – could lose its government funding, a leaked document suggests.

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Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver says he fears government spending cuts could hit the Ministry of Food which he started in Rotherham.

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British chef and TV personality Jamie Oliver wins an Emmy for his US series Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution, which tackles childhood obesity.

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The first time I heard about a flash mob was on “Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution.” Jamie was trying to drum up interest for his cause on a college campus, and he used a dancing flash mob to get everyone’s attention.