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Are cigarettes already making a comeback?

As England faces a single-use vape ban, cigarettes could be making global comeback as social media users boast pretty packaging and fun flavours.

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Vape activists claim Government ban of disposable e-cigarettes will cause one in five users to return to tobacco

Vaping advocates have hit out at Government plans to ban disposable e-cigarettes and their sweet flavours, claiming it would see one in five users switch back to smoking.

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Viewpoint: How technology-rejectionist fearmongering poisons public opinion against farmers

Viewpoint: How technology-rejectionist fearmongering poisons public opinion against farmers
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Ministers must act to stop teenagers getting addicted to vaping

BARNEY CALMAN: It s best if I just come clean: for the past year, I ve been hooked on vaping. Specifically, those neon-coloured disposable ones called things like Elf Bar which appeal to children.

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