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Experts have praised the crackdown saying the needs of children come first over those of adults wanting to use the devices to quit smoking as critics slam the illiberal pro-smoking policy.

Women who feel nicotine cravings while pregnant can be reassured that using a vape wont harm their baby, according to results from a British study involving over 1,100 expectant mothers.

Smokers aged 18 and over are encouraged by the NHS and the Government to use vaping to help get off cigarettes and they are seen as a key tool for the UK to become smoke-free by 2030.

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The move forms part of a major review by the British Medical Association into the dangers, marketing and illegal sales of e-cigarettes.

The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health has warned that youth vaping is fast becoming an epidemic and more must be done to tackle the crisis.

The drastic changes - set to be phased in from August - follow an unprecedented law in New Zealand that prevents kids born after 2009 from ever being able to buy cigarettes.

EXCLUSIVE: MailOnline dives into the predatory world of shops selling candy-vape dupes that masquerade as famous sweet brands and talks to the kids who have become nicotine addicts.