11.   JOBS could be under threat at a NorthEast cigarette factory if Labour comes to power and bans tobacco advertising, a company chairman has warned.

12.   An MP was this week accused of scaremongering when he warned that a European ban on tobacco advertising could bring job losses at a Darlington factory.

13.   The Government refuses to publish reports showing whether the tobacco industry is keeping to the voluntary agreements that restrict tobacco advertising near schools.

14.   Sir Richard said sportsmen had a tremendous impact on youngsters when it came to tobacco advertising and they had to set an example.

15.   Although states will have less power than Congress to regulate tobacco advertising, they can make a difference.

16.   Analysts said that unprecedented new restrictions on tobacco advertising were likely to be part of any proposed legislation.

17.   And the third was the issuance of rules by the Food and Drug Administration to restrict tobacco advertising and marketing ploys that are perceived to be aimed at minors.

18.   And there would be no need to regulate tobacco advertising or institute other bureaucracy-building regulations.

19.   Blair himself was attacked for loosening a ban on tobacco advertising to suit a businessman who had made a large donation to the Labor Party.