DISPOSABLE vapes will be banned in England to stop children getting addicted, under government plans to be unveiled as early as next week.
Single-use devices sold in bright colours and “bubblegum” sweet flavours are seen as encouraging kids to smoke.
The decision will be revealed in a Health Department consultation – pencilled in for next week, the Telegraph said.
Health bosses say 11.6 per cent of 11 to 17-year-olds have vaped – up from 7.7 per cent last year.
Ministers don’t plan to copy Australia by banning vaping as they feel e-cigs help smokers quit.