All news on the topic: Vaping

Children as young as 12 are suffering potentially devastating bladder damage after using ketamine, alarming NHS research reveals.

An 11-year-old African Grey parrot calls President Trump a ‘w*nker’ when he comes on TV.

A cabinet minister has doubled down on Labour’s plans to ban smoking in beer gardens and said the government will have a war on ‘the scourge of vaping’

Leaked Whitehall documents reveal plans to extend indoor smoking ban to certain outside spaces, such as pub gardens

Joseph Lawrence, 25, had a vape every day for four years before he was rushed to hospital struggling to breathe. He has now issued a warning to others

Many may wonder whether it's better to smoke cigarettes, or vapes, and experts are quick to point out that we do not have any long-term data when it comes to the latter

A huge fire broke out at a vape supply facility in Clinton Township, Michigan on Monday, with canisters launched into the air following several large explosions

Michael Pearson, 37, was found vaping on board the Jet2 flight from Tenerife to Newcastle last year, sparking an argument with cabin crew who politely asked him to stop

After weeks of speculation, the Chancellor finally shared his fiscal plan ahead of the General Election and here we take a look at who is classed as a"winner" in today's budget and who is classed as a "loser"

Smokers will be pleased to hear that there will be no increase in Tobacco Duty from today meaning the price of cigarettes will not change right now - but a major hike will be introduced from October 2026

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has unveiled plans to impose a new levy on vape liquids in his Budget as part of Rishi Sunak's crackdown on vaping after a surge in children getting addicted

Vapes are set to face a price hike amid government fears the products are too accessible for young people and non-smokers

The 13-year-old was standing with his mother and another boy outside a shopping centre in Deniliquin, New South Wales when they were approached by two police officers asking to take the teen's vape

Many see vaping as a great way to cut back on traditional cigarettes, a step on the ladder to one day stopping for good. But are they really any better for you? We want to know what you think

More than 4.5million adults in the UK alone admit to using e-cigarettes daily or occasionally - but what exactly happens to our body when you decide to stop vaping for good?

Vaping may be better than smoking standard cigarettes - but it's certainly not risk-free. The Mirror spoke with two doctors to explain what exactly happens to your body when you hit on your vape

An expert has warned that, although technically legal, vaping whilst driving could end up resulting in an eye-watering five on £5,000 - as well as nine points on your licence

The pupils aged 14 to 16 suffered symptoms including a reduced level of consciousness, vomiting and confusion after smoking the drug in Eltham. One was put into an induced coma

Former nurse Chloe Slasberg, 49, tried everything from hypnotherapy to vaping to quit her 30-year smoking addiction, and finally had a light-bulb moment after her health nose-dived

Leeanne Anderson, from Camberley, Surrey, says she escaped death when the battery in her vape exploded in her pocket, setting her jacket alight and sending her to hospital for treatment

Dr Javed Khan, who led a major Government review into smoking, said research has found changing the colour of cigarettes makes them less attractive and could help people to quit

A Vermont mother mistakenly subjected her teen son, 14, to police brutality after she called the cops on him when she discovered he stole e-cigarettes

More than three-quarters of the 120,000 responses to the public consultation on changes to vaping and smoking rules were fraudulent as bots were used in attempt to rig results

The warning from dentists comes as the government announced a ban across the UK on disposable vapes. Vaper's tongue can stop your sense of taste

Concern over the rise in use of vapes among pupils has led City of Norwich School deciding to bring in sniffer dogs, normally deployed to hunt drugs and explosives, to tackle the problem