Former Cabinet minister Mr McCartney said the approval of his ban proposal on vending machines was going to change history. Condemning tobacco vending machines as an unacceptable mistake in our countrys struggle to prevent thousands of children suffering illness and premature death, he protested that tobacco was still the only product in Britain that can be sold legally, which routinely kills and injures its customers. Mr McCartneys amendment to the law was passed without a vote and Health Secretary Andy Burnham said the Government would not oppose the measure
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To get a better picture of the health effects of light smoking, researchers tracked more than 290,000 adults aged 59 to 82, including more than 22,000 current smokers and more than 156,000 former smokers, who completed surveys in 2004 and 2005
