Shipman features in anti-smoking advert

Harold Shipman and other murderers will feature in a TV advertisement designed to deter teenage smokers.

Wed, 17 Jan, 2001 - 16:07

Harold Shipman and other murderers will feature in a TV advertisement designed to deter teenage smokers.

It uses images of Shipman, Jack the Ripper and Adolf Hitler to show young people that smoking is "the biggest serial killer of all".

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