U.K. bans smoking for people born after 2008
Law also tightens controls on vaping, including banning sales of vaping and nicotine products to under‑18s and restricting advertising
U.K. bans smoking for people born after 2008
Law also tightens controls on vaping, including banning sales of vaping and nicotine products to under‑18s and restricting advertising
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