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| |  Smoking ban In this edition of London Life you'll hear reaction to a vote in parliament for a total ban on smoking in enclosed places. By mid-2007 you will not be allowed to smoke in restaurants and pubs. This programme includes interviews with some smokers who are also regulars at a pub called The Red Lion. Are they for or against the ban on smoking?
Vocabulary from the programme total ban a law that will make it illegal e.g. to smoke Example: Most people in London are for a total ban on smoking in public places enclosed a location with walls e.g. a restaurant Example: Enclosed public places include pubs, restaurants and private clubs. second-hand used Example: Smokers breathe out second-hand smoke. passive smoking breathing in other people's smoke Example: Many doctors say that passive smoking is a serious health risk. a regular someone who is often at a particular pub Example: The regulars at the pub know each other well. Extras  Go to the Words in the News story about the smoking ban | | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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