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Christopher Snowdon

East Sussex County, UK, England
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Snooker club vice-president, time zone activist and real doctor. IEA. Views my own.
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Rattled!

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By Christopher Snowdon
| Substack
The EU’s plan to force member states to levy punitive taxes on e-cigarette fluid and nicotine pouches has not gone down well with the public. A consultation launched last year received 18,480 responses. The vast majority were opposed to the proposal. This led to a frenzy of activity from a network of NGOs linked to Michael Bloomberg who spat their dummies out and called on the European Commission to disregard to the consultation.
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Bye bye, Beeb? | Christopher Snowdon | The Critic Magazine

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By Christopher Snowdon
| The Critic Magazine (UK) Verified
A Netflix-style subscription model is the only way to save the BBC There is a new element to the BBC’s World Cup coverage this year. At some point in every match, the commentator will earnestly remind viewers that they need a TV licence to watch the game. It is a well targeted message, though almost certainly ineffective. If there is one time when the millions of people who claim to never watch the BBC are watching the BBC, it is during the World Cup. The BBC’s doom loop is gathering pace.
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HMRC is still downplaying the illicit trade

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By Christopher Snowdon
| velvetgloveironfist.blogspot.com
HMRC put the latest tobacco tax gap estimates out on Tuesday. As with the previous few years, they defy both belief and mathematics. Only 14% of tobacco is illicit, they claim, and illicit hand-rolling tobacco is at an all time low! Simple maths shows that HMRC’s figures cannot possibly be accurate. Converting kilograms of rolling tobacco into sticks, the equivalent of 36.6 billion cigarettes were sold legally in the UK in 2022.
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