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and already beijing has expressed it is not happy, even though manila has reassured them that this is to bolster the country s military capabilities. so you ve got two sets of drills happening, one after another, at an increasingly tense time here in the region, increasingly high contention between the us and china as those two powers are trying to bolster their military power here in the indo pacific. shaimaa khalil. the british government will announce new measures to reduce the number of smokers in the population to below 5%. one million smokers will be given a free vaping starter kit to encourage them to give up tobacco products. while pregnant women will also be offered up to £400 to stop smoking. the free vape policy which is being called swap to stop would be the first of its kind in the world. vincent mcaviney reports. despite a raft of measures in recent years, like the indoor smoking ban, increased duties and plain packaging with graphic health warnings,
support and up to £400 in vouchers to give up. it is hoped this will reduce the number of babies born underweight or underdeveloped, with health problems requiring neonatal and ongoing care, as well as reducing the risk of miscarriage and stillbirth. the plans also include a crackdown on underage and illicit vape sales to stop the rising problem of children taking up the habit. the scheme is estimated to cost around £115 million over two years and will be funded by the department of health and social care. campaigners have welcomed the measures as being a step in the right direction, but say they are nowhere near sufficient. tobacco remains the single biggest cause of preventable illness and death in england. up to two out of three lifelong smokers will die from smoking. recent data shows one in four deaths from all cancers were estimated to be from smoking. with such a high cost
some smokers are still struggling to quit. but the government has set an ambitious target to make england smoke free, meaning reducing rates to 5% or less, by 2030. currently, around 13% of people in england still smoke. so the government s latest idea to help kick the habit is to offer a million smokers vape starting kits in the hope they swap, whilst the 9% of women who still smoke during pregnancy will be offered behavioural support and up to £400 in vouchers to give up. it s hoped this will reduce the number of babies born underweight or underdeveloped, with health problems requiring neonatal and ongoing care, as well as reducing the risk of miscarriage and stillbirth. the plans also include a crackdown on underage and illicit vape sales to stop the rising problem of children taking up the habit. the scheme is estimated to cost
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