New research shows how Transport for London faced strong opposition from large food companies to its 2019 ban on advertising foods high in fat, sugar or salt.

Taxation is the most effective form of tobacco control, but the tobacco industry uses a variety of sophisticated pricing strategies to undermine tax increases.

The Tobacco Control Research Group has received a prestigious award from the World Health Organization as part of the World No Tobacco Day Awards 2021.

Researchers from the Tobacco Control Research Group have contributed to a new report on the measures needed to realise a smoke-free future in England.

Research community must have scientific and financial independence from the tobacco industry and its third parties, says new research.

New research analyses the extent of contact between the tobacco industry and the European Commission and shows that industry lobbying is pervasive.

Advocacy is vital for advancing tobacco control. This research explores the work advocates do, the challenges they face and how these might be overcome.

The UK slips from first to fourth in 2019 world league table measuring government success in preventing tobacco companies from interfering in policy.

During a meeting of signatories to the world's first public health treaty, Philip Morris International and its allies pushed pro-vaping messages via Twitter.

New research shows which tax avoidance methods the world’s four largest publicly traded tobacco companies are using to minimise their tax bill.