commanderjulian bennett is accused of three allegations of discreditable conduct, which he denies.bc news. tobacco is still the leading cause of preventable deaths worldwide. that's according to the world health organization. but in its latest report on smoking and tobacco use it says control measures are having an impact. 0ur reporter nicky schiller is in the newsroom with more. these new figures on smoking and tobacco use are a bit of a mixed bag since the world health organisation introduced its recommendations 15 years ago, global smoking rates have fallen. however, smoking is still the leading cause of preventable deaths worldwide, killing 8.7 million people every year. however, seven out of ten of us are now protected from the harmful effects of smoke by at least one measure. so what are we talking about? well, it is things like a ban on smoking inside public places. it's having extra taxes on tobacco products, bans on sponsorship and advertising, and indeed having more graphic warnings on cigarette packs themselves. however, globally, only four countries the netherlands, bra

commanderjulian was off duty. commander julian bennetterved in the force since 1976, but a tribunal heard that he allegedly smoked cannabis before breakfast and regularly hosted parties at his flat in 2019. a former flatmate of the officer said that living with him was like being in an amsterdam coffee shop. mr bennett denies the allegations. the tribunal continues as members of the conservative party have issued a joint letter to the chancellor concerning the natwest. de—banking scandal. the letter, which is signed by several mps, including sir iain duncan smith, warns that the financial conduct authority may have inadvertently encouraged the culture within banking that led to nigel farage losing his coutts account . they say the fca coutts account. they say the fca should now be investigated a victory for the public. now anyone has the right to camp in dartmoor national park. that's according to a ruling by the court of appeal and it comes after a high court judge previously ruled against it, granting people the right to pitch tents or