From an editorial in the Guardian calling for a ban on smoking in public places in the UK. It’s the usual nonsense, of course, a blend of bullying, bluster and baloney, but this sentence rather catches the eye:

“No one is asking the health secretary to ban smoking in the home, even though surveys suggest that 3,600 non-smokers are killed every year by inhaling the smoke of someone else at home.”

Not yet, they are not.