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There are potentially thousands that end up in the hands of kids every year and he wants to crack down on that. most kids buy them from a corner shop and he wants to stop shops illegally selling vapes to under 185 because under uk law that is not allowed. he is planning greaterfines for shops that do that, so trading standards can on the spot find these retailers, which means they will stop getting these vapes into the hands of young children. what does the evidence look like, the data that has ...

Young people using vapes as a gateway into tobacco. the australians are only talking today that three times the risk amongst youngsters using vapes of then ultimately moving onto tobacco. that is right, in the uk there doesnt seem to be the evidence that young people who use vapes i moving on to smoking are moving on to smoking yet, but the more research that is done on what is contained in vapes, a lot of them are illegal themselves, they come in from outside the uk, from china and other countr...

The prime minister said debate should be encouraged, not stifled, at universities. youre live with bbc news. the british government is taking steps to reduce vaping among teenagers in england. ministers have pledged to close a loophole which allows retailers to give free samples to children. a ban on nicotine—free vapes for under 185 is also being considered. the prime minister rishi sunak says the crackdown on vape marketing would prevent the "unacceptable" targeting of children and teens. ea...

Describe themselves as currently vapers, and that has been going up as well. far fewer children now smoke than vapes. smoking is much more dangerous but a recent bbc investigation, when they went to a secondary school and gathered vapes confiscated by teens at the school, discovered there were very high levels of toxins in them such as nickel, chromium and other metals which can potentially cause damage to the lungs and even damage to the brain in young people. rishi sunak is very keen to stop t...