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8 SMOKING
 
  Regional variation in cigarette smoking  
 

The data presented so far have been for Great Britain, but the targets included in the White Paper Smoking Kills and in the NHS Cancer Plan relate to England only. Table 8.6 shows that in 2001, overall prevalence in England was 27%, the same as in Great Britain as a whole.

In 2001, as in previous years, prevalence was significantly higher in Scotland, at 31%, than in England or Wales (both 27%). In England, prevalence tended to be higher in the north of the country than in the midlands and the south.

 
Tables and Figures (for more details click on the links below)
Table 8.6
Prevalence of cigarette smoking by sex and country of Great Britain: 1978 to 2001
Table 8.7
Prevalence of cigarette smoking by sex and Government office region: 1998 to 2001
Table 8.8
Cigarette smoking status by sex and age: England
 
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