not just the uk but - around our under 18 s. it is not just the uk but worldwide, notjust the uk but worldwide, it is a problem in many countries around the world and the us are very concerned about young people vaping. the us are very concerned about young people vaping- young people vaping. there has been an increase young people vaping. there has been an increase in young people vaping. there has been an increase in young - been an increase in young people vaping in a number countries linked with the use disposable products, in various countries are looking at different approaches to that, and it is a trickery set of policies to calibrate because on the one hand there is a desire to communicate there are significant harms from vaping which the evidence does not really support, we know vaping is much less harmful than smoking and a valuable aid to quitting, but we don t want to see young people using these products because there is a risk of addiction and potential unknown harm
at play too. i think the way that people gamble generally has made it much more accessible. previously when you had to leave the house, things like the weather might have impacted your decision. if you re a woman, historically gambling is not something you would have been allowed to do, or it would have been socially frowned upon. and the sheer act of having to walk into a physical premises would have stopped you. you now can do it in the privacy of your home. i know regulators and government agencies, notjust the uk but in other parts of the world, will put out kind of periodic reports, measures, saying that they haven t seen a particular shift in the prevalence. but to counter that point, we have organisations like gordon moody, national council of problem gambling, responsible gambling council in other parts of the world, kind of saying that they have seen an increase in people approaching them. to add to that, the kind of regulation of gambling
help for gambling in the uk has more than doubled in the past five years, according to figures from the charity gamble aware. the availability of betting and casino games on smartphones has transformed the industry. experts like christina who work with operators and regulators say there are other elements at play too. i think the way that people gamble generally has made it much more accessible. previously when you had to leave the house, things like the weather might have impacted your decision. if you re a woman, historically gambling is not something you would have been allowed to do, or it would have been socially frowned upon. and the sheer act of having to walk into a physical premises would have stopped you. you now can do it in the privacy of your home. i know regulators and government agencies, notjust the uk but in other parts of the world, will put out kind of periodic reports, measures, saying that they haven t seen a particular shift
who work with operators and regulators say there are other elements at play too. i think the way that people gamble generally has made it much more accessible. previously when you had to leave the house, things like the weather might have impacted your decision. if you re a woman, historically gambling is not something you would have been allowed to do, or it would have been socially frowned upon. and the sheer act of having to walk into a physical premises would have stopped you. you now can do it in the privacy of your home. i know regulators and government agencies, notjust the uk but in other parts of the world, will put out kind of periodic reports, measures, saying that they haven t seen a particular shift in the prevalence. but to counter that point, we have organisations like gordon moody, national council
bill and left it riddled with exceptions and get out clauseses. the government did make some concessions in areas where it was under pressure from some conservative mps, it has reinstated a 72 hour time limit for detaining pregnant women. it has added a clause that allows unaccompanied children less time. no concession on exemptions for people claiming to be victims of modern slavery theresa may was among 16 conservatives who voted against the government on that this evening, but, where we are at this evening, but, where we are at this point this evening is that the government won all of its votes, the bill goes back to the lords, where we are likely to see further resistance, it is a long way from being done yet. heiii resistance, it is a long way from being done yet- resistance, it is a long way from being done yet. hell eleven thank ou. hell eleven thank you. it s notjust the uk that is dealing with large numbers of migrants arriving on small boats. recorded crossings in the centra