Regulation

Martin Cullip argues the RCP’s support for vaping restrictions contradicts its 2016 warning that over-regulation perpetuates smoking.

Ireland is considering a generational ban that could include vaping products, raising familiar questions about choice, risk and prohibition.

Mark Oates argues Burnham's attack on vape shops shows British policy drifting from evidence into vibes-led anti-vaping politics.

Martin Cullip argues that UK vaping policy tells smokers one thing about reduced risk while sending the opposite message through regulation.

The UK's Tobacco and Vapes Bill has passed Parliament, setting the stage for a generational tobacco sales ban, stricter vape regulations, and new controls on nicotine pouches from 2027.

Labour plans to ban vaping in cars with children present, citing secondhand smoke claims. Is this evidence-based policy or creeping prohibition?

UK's £62M youth vaping study sparks bias concerns. Critics say it's alarmist, undermining existing evidence on vaping's reduced risks compared to smoking.

Explore the chaotic UK vaping legislation debate, MP misunderstandings, and implications for public health and personal freedom.

Explore the UK Tobacco and Vapes Bill's impact on nicotine pouches, including new age restrictions, sales bans, and licensing requirements.

Discover the implications of the UK's Tobacco and Vapes Bill, including the disposable vape ban and upcoming vape duty.