Schools forced to take action in toilets due to child vaping, MPs hear
The Health and Social Care Committee heard that some students were making excuses to leave lessons in order to go to the toilet to vape.
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The Health and Social Care Committee heard that some students were making excuses to leave lessons in order to go to the toilet to vape.
Headteachers are reporting that as many as a quarter of students are vaping as concerns are raised that addiction levels are higher than they were with tobacco
The Health and Social Care Committee was told that headteachers in England are being forced to monitor toilets due to the number of children using e-cigarettes.
Students are so addicted they are making excuses to leave lessons in order to go to the toilet to vape - and setting off fire alarms as a result
Were illegal, and hadn't been registered with regulators. we can now speak to marcus saxton, chariman of the independent british vape trade association. thanks forjoining us. can we start with your reaction to these findings by the bbc that the babes did get into the hands of children and not only that, they contain some very dangerous components? —— that vapes got into the hands of children. thanks for having me today full service usually concern, as you outlined at the star, is important consumers understand these are illegal and not registered rates, there are many legitimate businesses...