Figures also show that a quarter of 11-15-year-olds used a vape last year - the government has criticised the way disposable vapes are marketed to children, describing it as "unacceptable".

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Almost five million vapes were thrown away every week last year (Picture: SWNS) Disposable vapes are considered extremely bad for the environment, being difficult to recycle and full of harmful ...

Help us keep bring these critical stories to light. Your support makes all the difference. Disposable vapes are set to be banned across Britain next year amid fears children are illegally buying ...

Disposable vapes will be officially banned in all shops by next summer in a bid to protect the environment and stop children taking up the habit, it has been confirmed. The popularity of e ...

The government has announced a ban on the sale of disposable vapes from June next year. New legislation to ban the sale of single-use vapes has been laid out in parliament, the Department for ...

The sale of single-use disposable vapes will be banned in England and Wales from June next year, the government has confirmed. Ministers in England said the move, first announced in January by the ...

As a result, a ban on disposable vapes is set to be implemented from next year. Here are the details we know about the rules and regulations surrounding them in the UK. Around 5.6 million adults ...

DISPOSABLE vapes will be banned across the UK within eight months. New laws will prohibit their sale from June 1, 2025 to protect kids’ health. The crackdown will also halt the scourge of ...

Councils and refuse workers are urging people not to throw disposable vapes in regular bins, but recycle them properly instead As the number of adults estimated to vape continues to rise - from ...

London Fire Brigade said it had to respond to more than 200 fires caused by lithium batteries - as found in disposable vapes - in the past two years. Refuse collectors and local councils joined in ...

We live in an age where everything gets thrown away. From disposable cameras to disposable diapers, few products marketed to consumers are made to last. But what many consumers don’t realize is ...