Wonderful to hear @HelenMorganMP (Lib Dem) speak about the impact of hearing personal stories shared at the APPG on Smoking and Health's Smoking Survivors event. #TobaccoAndVapesBill

The Secretary of State for Health @WesStreeting highlights MPs’ opportunity to consign the devastating harms of smoking to the history books: "Creating the first Smokefree generation, and eventually, a Smokefree nation." #TobaccoAndVapesBill

I was delighted to see the Tobacco & Vapes Bill pass its Second Reading! As Co-Chair of the APPG on Smoking and Health, I have long called for a SmokeFree generation. This is a a matter close to my heart, both of my parents sadly died from smoking-related cancer.

Biggest public health reform in a generation introduced to Parliament today by our Government. We’ll deliver the first ever smoke-free generation, clamp down on youth vaping and reduce the costs to lives and taxpayers caused by smoking.

Public Involvement & Community Engagement Lead (NIHR Health Determinants Research Collaboration Gateshead) Gateshead Council Gateshead £40,476 - £43,693 Closes 12/11 https://t.co/9uqsZdVASc

Just seen this on linked in posted by Professor Catherine Gebhard. Shocking

The #ULEZ was set up to improve #AirQuality . It appears to increase #PhysicalActivity too. That is a win-win 👏@MayorofLondon https://t.co/itwAi1lawA

Migration has been part of the human experience since the beginning of time. We should embrace it, not fear it. @Guli_FD @SanctuaryFd

Important polling on public support for creating a healthier society. People value the wellbeing of themselves, their family and their community and understandably want a government on the same page.

Research Governance Officer - NIHR HDRC North Yorkshire North Yorkshire Council Northallerton £35,745 - £40,221 Closes 02/09 https://t.co/Qet5T2mbaW

‘We used to play out in the streets, but these days all the kids are fat and depressed because they’re sat at home on computers.’ These days...

So much about the immigration and asylum system is just completely unknown to people day to day. Some examples:

OUR SIDEWALKS HAVE BEEN SHRINKING! (and we need to reverse that) “#NewYork didn't always have such meager sidewalks -- over the years, the city systematically shrank pedestrian space to make room for motor vehicles.” Via @StreetsblogNYC @StreetsblogUSA https://t.co/9rR2s1hnC0

Free legal advice: You don’t have to attend a riot to be prosecuted for conspiracy to riot. You don’t have to be present at a terrorist incident to be guilty of encouraging it. A lot of Twitter warriors will be getting some unpleasant knocks on the door over the coming weeks.

I still agree with this

“Evidence based policy seems to work - who'd have thought it?” Great thread on the impact of the Wales 20mph change. @20splentyforus @LGAWellbeing @hantsconnect @CycleAlton

It bears repeating (1/3): the hypothesis is not that ultra-processed products are uniformly unhealthy or universally 'bad' - but that ultra-processed diets undermine health, and for reasons which extend beyond nutrient composition.

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