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How many people died from smoking-related diseases in each of the last three years. - Includes figures.
How many people died from smoking-related diseases in each of the last three years. - Includes figures.
How many people died from smoking-related diseases in each of the last five years. - It is estimated that in the United Kingdom about 110,000 deaths each year are smoking related.
How many people died from smoking-related diseases in each of the last five years. - It is estimated that in the United Kingdom about 110,000 deaths each year are smoking related.
To list the activities and state the cost of European Union programmes to discourage the use of tobacco. - Including figure.
To list the activities and state the cost of European Union programmes to discourage the use of tobacco. - Including figure.
What steps he is taking to reduce the number of deaths arising from smoking related diseases. (Failed OPQ) - Inc figs.
What steps he is taking to reduce the number of deaths arising from smoking related diseases. (Failed OPQ) - Inc figs.
If he will list the number of deaths in Scotland caused by (a) smoking-related diseases and (b) alcohol-related diseases in each year since 1990. - (Holding answer 4 July 1996).
If he will list the number of deaths in Scotland caused by (a) smoking-related diseases and (b) alcohol-related diseases in each year since 1990. - (Holding answer 4 July 1996).
How much was spent in each of the last five years to discourage the use of (a) nicotine, (b) alcohol, (c) unnecessary medicinal drugs, (d) cannabis, (e) ecstasy and (f) heroin. - Inc table.
How much was spent in each of the last five years to discourage the use of (a) nicotine, (b) alcohol, (c) unnecessary medicinal drugs, (d) cannabis, (e) ecstasy and (f) heroin. - Inc table.
How many people died from smoking related illness in 1993 and 1995. - Includes figures.
How many people died from smoking related illness in 1993 and 1995. - Includes figures.
What further action he will take to request the tobacco industry in their voluntary code of practice to discourage young people from taking up smoking.
What further action he will take to request the tobacco industry in their voluntary code of practice to discourage young people from taking up smoking.
What is his most recent estimate of the number of deaths in the United Kingdom per annum caused by secondary smoking.
What is his most recent estimate of the number of deaths in the United Kingdom per annum caused by secondary smoking.
What estimate he has made of the total annual cost to the NHS arising from illnesses caused by tobacco smoking. - Ref to 279 c187-8W.
What estimate he has made of the total annual cost to the NHS arising from illnesses caused by tobacco smoking. - Ref to 279 c187-8W.
What research he has evaluated in the last five years into waiting times for operations for smokers relative to those for non-smokers. - None.
What research he has evaluated in the last five years into waiting times for operations for smokers relative to those for non-smokers. - None.
What is his current estimate of the numbers dying in the last year from smoking related illnesses. - Including figure. (Failed OPQ)
What is his current estimate of the numbers dying in the last year from smoking related illnesses. - Including figure. (Failed OPQ)
How many people in (a) the United Kingdom and (b) Germany have died of tobacco-related cancers in each of the last 10 years. - Includes figures for UK for 1988 and ref to Health Education Authority report 'The Smoking Epidemic' (in Library).
How many people in (a) the United Kingdom and (b) Germany have died of tobacco-related cancers in each of the last 10 years. - Includes figures for UK for 1988 and ref to Health Education Authority report 'The Smoking Epidemic' (in Library).
If he will estimate the annual cost to the National Health Service of smoking related diseases for each year from 1990, and give this figure as a percentage of the overall annual health care budget. - Inc figs and ref to the Health Education Authority's report, "The Smoking Epidemic -...
If he will estimate the annual cost to the National Health Service of smoking related diseases for each year from 1990, and give this figure as a percentage of the overall annual health care budget. - Inc figs and ref to the Health Education Authority's report, "The Smoking Epidemic -...
If he will discuss with Chancellor Kohl the health risk to Germans from (a) smoking tobacco and (b) eating British beef; and if he will instruct the United Kingdom representative to raise that issue at the European Court of Justice as evidence of discrimination against the United Kingdom. - No....
If he will discuss with Chancellor Kohl the health risk to Germans from (a) smoking tobacco and (b) eating British beef; and if he will instruct the United Kingdom representative to raise that issue at the European Court of Justice as evidence of discrimination against the United Kingdom. - No....
What steps she is taking to publicise to children in school the link between smoking and cancer.
What steps she is taking to publicise to children in school the link between smoking and cancer.
What was the financial cost incurred in 1995 by Her Majesty's Government in respect of the dangers of smoking campaigns. - Includes figures.
What was the financial cost incurred in 1995 by Her Majesty's Government in respect of the dangers of smoking campaigns. - Includes figures.
What new programmes he is evaluating to publicise to young women the dangers to their health of smoking.
What new programmes he is evaluating to publicise to young women the dangers to their health of smoking.
When he will next meet representatives of the brewing industry to discuss the dangers of passive smoking in licensed premises.
When he will next meet representatives of the brewing industry to discuss the dangers of passive smoking in licensed premises.
That this House condemns the Government for so lamentably failing in its target for 80 per cent. of public places to have an effective smoking policy by 1994; and calls upon the Government to honour its commitment, setting out in the Health of the Nation White Paper, to implement enabling legislation, since voluntary means have failed, to provide smoke-free environments in public places as the norm so as to ensure that everyone is entitled to breathe clean air.
That this House condemns the Government for so lamentably failing in its target for 80 per cent. of public places to have an effective smoking policy by 1994; and calls upon the Government to honour its commitment, setting out in the Health of the Nation White Paper, to implement enabling...