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Christopher Snowdon writes for The Critic
Christopher Snowdon writes in The Critic
Christopher Snowdon quoted in The Sun
Christopher Snowdon appears on BBC Radio Ulster
Matthew Lesh writes in The Spectator
Christopher Snowdon writes in Spiked
Christopher Snowdon quoted in The Daily Telegraph
Christopher Snowdon appears on talkTV
Research by Christopher Snowdon quoted in Business Insider
Joseph Dinnage writes in The Daily Express
Christopher Snowdon quoted in The Mail
Christopher Snowdon writes for Spiked!
Christopher Snowdon quoted in City AM
IEA Research discussed in The Telegraph
Matthew Lesh writes for The Telegraph
Matthew Lesh comments for City AM
Christopher Snowdon comments for The Sun
Christopher Snowdon writes for The New Statesman
IEA research referenced in City AM
Sam Collins comments for the Daily Express
Christopher Snowdon comments for The Express
Christopher Snowdon writes for City AM
Christopher Snowdon writes for Conservative Home
Christopher Snowdon quoted in Sky News article
Christopher Snowdon quoted in the Yorkshire Times
Christopher Snowdon quoted in The Times
Christopher Snowdon writes for Spiked
Christopher Snowdon writes for New Europe
Christopher Snowdon comments on growing calls for outdoor smoking restrictions
Christopher Snowdon writes for The Spectator USA
£44.6 million of UK foreign aid budget used to export the nanny state overseas, finds new IEA report
IEA publishes "Nanny State on Tour"
IEA responds to leadership candidate's pledge to review effectiveness of 'sin taxes'
UK is the best country in the EU for vaping but one of the worst for interference in everything else
Findings from the Nanny State Index 2019
Christopher Snowdon quoted in The Sun
Christopher Snowdon comments on a new study in the journal BMC Public Health
IEA publishes new briefing on 'junk food'
Christopher Snowdon comments in the Daily Mail
Christopher Snowdon writes for Spectator Health
IEA responds to the latest Lancet report
Christopher Snowdon comments in the Sunday Mirror
IEA responds to Lancet report on alcohol control
IEA releases report on the harmful effects of sin taxes
IEA releases new report on cannabis legalisation
IEA responds to World Health Organisation report on non-communicable diseases
IEA releases 2018 Nanny State Index: Nicotine Supplement
The sugar levy is a cynical revenue raising device
Sin taxes hit the poorest the hardest
IEA release new book on the flaws of paternalism
IEA releases report on why we need to allow the e-cigarette market to grow
New IEA report first of its kind to measure net effect of smoking on the taxpayer in the UK
New Index shows best and worst places in the EU to drink, eat, smoke and vape
IEA releases report on taxation and economic growth
IEA releases new report on tobacco substitutes
Reaction to High Court ruling on plain packaging
Reaction to ECJ ruling on e-cigarette advertising
New Index shows best and worst places in the EU to drink, eat, smoke and vape
Sugar taxes: A Briefing
A response the the Health Committee's call for a sugary drinks tax
ECJ is right to stick to its principles on minimum pricing
New IEA research dispels the myth that government intervention in the sugar industry is justified
New ASH proposals will bully and impoverish ten million smokers
Plain packaging has failed to have any effect on smoking rates
Eliminating government intervention in certain areas could make families substantially better off
Politicians have fundamentally failed to grasp the causes behind the cost of living crisis
New research finds UK's rise in obesity has been primarily caused by a decline in physical activity
Mark Littlewood comments on draft regulations for the plain packaging of tobacco
The IEA respond to the government's statement on standardised packaging
Plain packaging could potentially be a very disappointing U-turn by the Government.
Plain packaging would be good news for criminal underworld
Poorest fare the worst under consumption taxes
Mark Littlewood discusses a stronger economy for the UK
Regulating e-cigarettes as medicines will increase prices, harm competition and damage health
E-cigarettes should be allowed to flourish in a free market
IEA sets out recommendations ahead of the 2013 Budget
IEA responds to government decision to legislate for plain packaging of tobacco
IEA reacts to New Zealand's government decision bring forward plain packaging
A new IEA report looks at why we need to redefine the debate on poverty
The IEA responds to Cancer Research UK's new report
The IEA responds to the Government's consultation on plain packaging of tobacco
The IEA responds to the Government's planned plain packaging of tobacco consultation
Mark Littlewood comments on Australia's recent tobacco advertising legislation
Mark Littlewood comments on the government's display ban proposals
New research from the IEA released
Mark Littlewood comments on the latest health proposals
Mark Littlewood responds to calls for legislation on cigarette packaging
Public health organisations fail, because they spread themselves too thinly over too many activities
WHO proposals for new taxes on food and drinks would cost a typical UK household up to £458 per year
Sin taxes can cost poor families up to ten times more than they cost the wealthy
New index shows UK second best place in the EU to be a vaper
Lift EU regulations to let vaping flourish after Brexit
UK will pay almost £25 billion in 'sin taxes' next year
Abolish twenty taxes and go for growth, says IEA
Minimising taxes on low risk tobacco products will improve public health
A book on how eliminating government intervention can reduce the cost of living
A paper about the misguided policies put forward to address the high cost of living
A book about the importance of freedom within the advertising industry
Research into the overall impact of plain packaging
Poorest hit hardest by consumption taxes, new research shows
Harm reduction is a better strategy than prohibition
Have the Liberal Democrats 'reclaimed liberalism'?
How the myths surrounding gambling prevent it being liberated for economic gain
Controls have proved damaging and counterproductive
Professor Hugh High examines the evidence for the effectiveness of advertising bans in reducing consumption.
Competition and Regulation under the Competition Act
Will the Tobacco Products Directive kill off vaping?
A panel discussion on Irish tobacco policy
A panel discussion on prohibition vs. harm reduction
Does Packaging Influence Smoking?
Communications Officer and Linda Whetstone Scholar