More children trying cigarettes - study

According to figures released today, one in six 11-year-old children smoke.

According to figures released today, one in six 11-year-old children smoke.

The study by the HELP for Life Without Tobacco Campaign, shows there has been a huge increase in the numbers of 11 to 15-year-olds trying out cigarettes.

Professor Luke Clancy of Action on Smoking and Health said it was because cigarettes were too affordable and accessible.

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