simon clark, director of smokers rights group primarily funded by the tobacco industry. comeback, simon. excellent to have you on. and debbiesgow and peter in shrewsbury. straight out of the traps. deborah, what were you going to say, deborah arnott? weill. going to say, deborah arnott? well, before the news, _ going to say, deborah arnott? well, before the news, you _ going to say, deborah arnott? -ii before the news, you mentioned that this was a sort of lifestyle choice, thatis this was a sort of lifestyle choice, that is a myth promoted by the tobacco companies. they decades denied, even though they knew their own research showed how addictive it was, it takes smokers about 30 times before they quit and most people start and become addicted as children, this is not a lifestyle choice which is why it is the responsibility of government to help and support people to quit, and just because you are poor doesn't mean you think smoking is a good idea, it isjust that life is more is just that life is more difficult and the more difficult life is, the more addicted smokers tend to be and the harder they find it too quick so it