We now come to Prime Minister's questions. I know Colchastin Oswald.

Question 1, please.

Mr Speaker, I know that the thoughts of the whole House are with the people of Haynalt in East London

following yesterday's appalling attacks. Such violence has no place on our streets.

It's absolutely heartbreaking that a teenage boy has died and I can't

imagine what his family are going through and we send them our heartfelt condolences and offer

our very best wishes to all those injured. And I'd just like to reiterate my thanks to the police

and other emergency first responders for embodying the highest standards of public service under such awful

circumstances. And I know that our thoughts are also with those injured this morning in an attack

at a school in Sheffield. Mr. Speaker, this morning I had meetings with ministerial colleagues

and others in addition to my duties in this House. I shall have further such meetings later

today. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. We already know that more than one in five teenagers

are vaping, with some experts describing this as an epidemic. Yesterday, new research suggested

that teenagers who vape could be at risk of exposure to toxic metals, potentially harming brain

or organ development. I agree with the Prime Minister in his wish to reduce the harms caused

by smoking and vaping with the Tobacco and Vapes Bill. Will he agree with me that permitting

football strips to be sponsored by vaping companies sends entirely the wrong message to young people,

and that it's now time to ban vape companies advertising on sports trips.

Mr Speaker, can I thank the Honourable Lady for her question.

Obviously, the decisions about kit sponsorship will rest with individual teams. But I do agree with her that it is important we do everything we can to tackle the scourge of teenage vaping,

which is why I'm glad that she supports our bill, which will clamp down on the marketing,

availability of flavours, targeting point-of-sell purchases, but also improving funding for trading standards to clamp down on those selling

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