They have now raised that to over a million. Do they think we were born yesterday?
The BBC fell for it, naturally. As I explain in the thread below, there is no credible evidence for it whatsoever. Will there be a comeuppance for ASH when the figure is comprehensively debunked in time? Almost certainly not.
A notoriously unreliable pressure group has made the barely believable claim that 1 in 7 smokers have quit since March. Let's take a look at it. 1/ https://t.co/R3JkbLiNGt— Christopher Snowdon (@cjsnowdon) July 15, 2020
ASH have had the begging bowl out since the pandemic began, hoping to get £350,000 from the Department of Health for their lame Quit for Covid campaign. They seem to have got it.
Ash is launching a stop-smoking campaign funded by the Department of Health and Social Care, targeting people in areas of the country with the highest rates of smoking.
I guess the government doesn't have anything better to spend the health budget on at the moment.
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