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New NHS guidance in Scotland is now recognising the increasing popularity of electronic cigarettes. In the past some services such as group counselling have turned away those using ecigarettes as part of their attempts to quit smoking, and denying them services

France will outline new plans on June 17 which could see an ecigarette ban in public places as well as changes to cigarette packaging. The Health Minister wants to outline plans for more regulation on ecigarettes and plain packaging for tobacco

Pop star Lily Allen is the latest celebrity to promote ecigarettes. Her latest music video for the song Hard Out Here shows dancers using ecigarettes. The video is an 18 plus and not aimed at young teens. However, despite this she

A letter signed by 53 public health specialists from around the World, has been sent to the World Health Organisation urging them to “resist the urge to control and suppress e-cigarettes.” The scientists have argued that e-cigarettes are part of the

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Kirsty Williams, leader of the Welsh Liberal Democrats has said there is no justification for banning e-cigarettes in public places and it would be an “infringement of people’s personal liberty.” She was leading a debate by individual members on 14 May

There are now more ex-smokers in Britain than current smokers. Figures released from ASH, the anti-smoking charity found that in the UK 22% of men and 19% of women are smokers whilst 27% of men and 22% of women have quit.

The Public Health Minister has said that there are no current plans to ban people from using electronic cigarettes in public places in England and are still looking at other options. The idea to ban their use was among proposals raising

Some places have banned the use of electronic cigarettes altogether including some pubs and restaurants. The reasons behind this are often because venues find it difficult to police as some electronic cigarettes can look similar to regular cigarettes from a distance.

Scottish Borders Council’s Licensing Board met to discuss the possibility of banning e-cigarettes from bars and pubs. The Royal Environment Health Institute of Scotland had asked all 32 Scottish local authorities to consider a ban on the devices in all licensed