DTI to investigate new cigarette smuggling claims
Press Review 23 August 2001
Clarke's firm faces smuggling claims
Press Review 22 August 2001
Clarke hits back at anti-tobacco 'fanatics'
News Article 22 August 2001
Conservative leadership contender Kenneth Clarke has hit back at "fanatic" anti-smoking campaigners and Guardian allegations of cigarette smuggling by British American Tobacco.
Lung care set to become 'Cinderella' service for NHS
News Article 21 August 2001
The British Lung Foundation has warned that the government is neglecting the eight million people in the UK suffering with lung diseases with its focus on improving heart and cancer
Campaigners renew calls for smoking ad ban
News Article 15 August 2001
Anti-smoking campaigners have called on the government to deliver on its pledge to ban tobacco advertising.
Dobson set to launch bid to ban tobacco advertising
Press Review 18 July 2001
Smoking 'saves on health costs'
Press Review 17 July 2001
Forest loses tobacco backer
Press Review 28 June 2001
Clarke: The people's politician?
News Article 26 June 2001
Just days away from his 61st birthday, Ken Clarke is the oldest of the five Tory MPs in contention to succeed William Hague as party leader.
Failure to ban tobacco advertising prompts anger
News Article 20 June 2001
The anti-smoking lobby and cancer charities have made plain their anger following the announcement that plans to ban tobacco advertising have been shelved until later in this parliament.
Cancer researchers resign over tobacco cash
Press Review 12 June 2001
Tobacco ad ban moves closer
News Article 23 January 2001
A total ban on tobacco advertising - with the aim of cutting the number of young smokers - came a step closer on Monday.
Ministers reject cigarette shock tactics
News Article 14 December 2000
EU health ministers met in Brussels on Thursday to discuss new restrictions on the manufacture and labelling of tobacco products.
BAT university sponsorship under spotlight
Press Review 12 December 2000
Reaction: Tobacco advertising ban
News Article 6 December 2000
Lobbyists and cigarette companies have given their response to the proposals to ban tobacco advertising announced in the Queen's speech.
