We are now come to questions to Prime Minister.

Question one, please.

Mr. Mr. Speaker, I know the whole House will join me in congratulating John Swinney on becoming

SMP leader and Scottish First Minister.

I look forward to working constructively with him to deliver for the people of Scotland.

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.

Kirstie Nolson.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

Last week's Prime Minister's questions, I highlighted the shocking rise in the number of teenagers

trying vapidly And I asked the Prime

Minister if he would take decisive action to stop vapour advertising on football strips. He declined

to do that. Since then, I have had an exchange with the Scottish Chief Medical Officer, Professor

Sir Gregor Smith, during a session of the Tobacco and Vapes Bill Committee.

He said, where I become very uncomfortable and I am not supportive is where the massive

attraction of sports companies is used in a way that promotes behaviours that are known

to be unsafe or unhealthy. Can I ask the Prime Minister again, does he still think that it is right that vape companies

should sponsor football kits?

Yes.

Mr Speaker, I'm glad the Honourable Lady agrees with me and the government that we

should do more to tackle youth vaping.

That's why we are bringing forward measures in the new bill to restrict the

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