Its director Simon Clark said: "Smoking rates among young teenagers were falling long before the display ban so it's hardly surprising that children's susceptibility to smoking continued to fall during and after the implementation of the ban because that was the long-term trend." He added: "We support reasonable measures that discourage children from smoking but hiding a legal consumer product infantilises everyone and sets an unwelcome precedent for other potentially harmful products." More on this story Published1 July 2017 Published6 April 2015 Published12 December 2012 Published6 April 2015
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