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Tobacco Wars: Smoked Out

on BBC One London

Last in the series examining the history of smoking throughout the 20th century.

Michael Buerk observes the turning tide in the war over the cigarette, which has seen tobacco companies come under more pressure than ever. The programme also features Fiona Castle, widow of entertainer Roy Castle, whose death from lung cancer was attributed to passive smoking.

Contributors

Presenter:
Michael Buerk
Interviewee:
Fiona Castle
Producer:
Peter Molloy
Executive Producer:
Peter Horrocks

BBC One London

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