Smoking in cars with children could be banned after Lords vote
Smoking in cars carrying children could be banned after peers defeated the Government on the issue by 222 votes to 197.
PM 'ready to listen to the arguments' on smoking in cars
Downing Street said David Cameron was ready to "listen to the arguments" about a ban on smoking in cars that are carrying children.
The Prime Minister's official spokesman told a media briefing, "This is an issue that is going to be discussed and debated in Parliament today, and the Prime Minister's view is that he wants to listen to the arguments."
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