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.
Court case warning for Customs and Excise
Press Review 30 July 2001
Dobson set to launch bid to ban tobacco advertising
Press Review 18 July 2001
Smoking 'saves on health costs'
Press Review 17 July 2001
Just skittles, then
Press Review 16 July 2001
Tobacco advertising ban in pipeline
Press Review 5 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.
Labour embraces 'collision' politics
Press Review 21 June 2001
Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Act 2002
Legislation 20 June 2001
Liberal Democrat peer, Lord Clement Jones, introduced this bill to parliament on July 11 2001. It is the same bill as that dropped by the government at the end
Tobacco Disclosure Bill (Failed bill 2001/02 session)
Legislation 20 June 2001
Former health minister, Frank Dobson, introduced this bill to parliament, which would have forced tobacco companies to release all market research and health studies carried out by or for them.
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.
Doctors back £1.5bn health bill for tobacco companies
News Article 15 June 2001
Following a US court's decision to hit cigarette giant Philip Morris with a $2 billion damages bill, UK doctors have called on tobacco companies to foot Britain's bill for "smoking
Cancer researchers resign over tobacco cash
Press Review 12 June 2001
Smoker wins $3bn in damges
Press Review 7 June 2001
