As its behaviour in emerging markets makes clear, the tobacco industry's post-cigarette rhetoric only seems to apply to the Western markets where it is losing ground
“The deep social inequalities have grown wider after a decade of cuts to vital services that support struggling families and a rise in poverty," Labour said.
A No 10 source denied the claims, describing them as, “risible, like much of Dom’s recent output”.
John Lewis said it was ‘surprised and disappointed’ to be on the government’s list.
"This Government seems allergic to scrutiny: redacting some documents, hiding others from public scrutiny and failing to protect evidence from destruction."
"I’m going to report this blatant example of cronyism to the man responsible for rooting out cronyism", wrote David Schneider.
"It been decided that I am unsafe to be around, in the studio, and on tour," Pete Parada posted on Instagram.
Gill Walton, chief executive of the Royal College of Midwives, was this week subjected to death threats likening her to Myra Hindley after she made a public call for pregnant women to get the jab.
"I don't know anything but the UK. I went to school here, all my friends are here, all my family is here. If I have to go back, I'm basically dead."