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BBC One
on BBC One London

New current-affairs series.
The entertainer Roy Castle is fighting two battles - the first against lung cancer, the second against the tobacco trade.
Tonight, as the government endorses National No-Smoking Day, he asks why the Health
Secretary opposed an outright ban on cigarette advertising. Tom Mangold takes Castle back to his old school in Huddersfield where he speaks to the group the government concedes it has failed to reach with its anti-smoking messages - the 11- to 15-year-olds. And Sybil Ruscoe reports on the controversial new E55 million
NHS headquarters in Leeds. Series producer Steve Anderson
EditorPeterHorrocks

Contributors

Unknown:
Roy Castle
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Tom Mangold
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Sybil Ruscoe
Producer:
Steve Anderson
Source: Radio Times

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