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How St Helens' MPs voted on 'smoking ban' for those born after 2009

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ST HELENS South and Whiston's Marie Rimmer was among the Labour MPs who backed the government's bid to illegalise the sale of tobacco to anyone born…

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New Zealand was the first country to ban smoking for those born after 2009... why did they backtrack?

United Kingdom green-lit a tobacco and vaporizer bill on Tuesday that would criminalize the sale of these products to anyone born after 2009. This means that the current 15-year-olds will never be able to buy tobacco. However, the law, which is intended to come into effect from April 2025, will not penalize tobacco itself or prevent anyone who can legally buy tobacco today from doing so in the future. With this ban, the United Kingdom marks a mi…

15 days ago·Spain

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How St Helens' MPs voted on 'smoking ban' for those born after 2009

ST HELENS South and Whiston's Marie Rimmer was among the Labour MPs who backed the government's bid to illegalise the sale of tobacco to anyone born…

15 days ago·St Helens, United Kingdom

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The British have banned cigarettes and pipes for their children: those born after 2009 can no longer buy tobacco products in their lifetime

The British lower house passed a radical law: essentially banning smoking by making it impossible to buy any tobacco products after January 1, 2009 for those born after that date. The law specifically states that from January 1, 2009, Britons can no longer purchase any tobacco products. Not until they turn 18 or 21 years old, but never again in their lives. For the law to come into force, the upper house must also vote on it. However, it does no…

15 days ago·Hungary

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