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A life-sized Boris Johnson has been delivered to Westminster "to keep vaping legislation at the top of in-tray for new government" says Riot Labs

A member of the public thought that the Prime Minister was at the opening of a Vape shop in Northamptonshire but, in fact, had been hired for a press stunt to protest the Government’s new anti-smoking legislation.

A member of the public thought they’d landed a major protest success this morning as they appeared to hit Prime Minister Rishi Sunak with eggs in Northampton. Unfortunately the unsuspecting victim of the egging was in fact a Rishi Sunak look-a-like, who had been hired for a press stunt to protest the Government’s new anti-smoking legislation.

A Rishi Sunak lookalike was left shocked after being egged in an embarrassing blunder from an angry voter. A member of the public thought that the Prime Minister was at the opening of a Vape shop in Northamptonshire but, in fact, had been hired for a press stunt to protest the Government’s new anti-smoking legislation.

The impersonator had been hired for a press stunt to protest the Government’s new anti-smoking legislation, turning up at a shop in the East Midlands to launch a Flavourless Vape shop – named “Rishi’s vape shop” – to highlight the potential negative impacts on cigarette smokers that the proposed vape crackdown will have.

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The short clip, which has been viewed on TikTok more than one million times, shows a man who looks like Prime Minister Rishi Sunak ‘opening’ a supposed ‘flavourless’ vape shop, before being ‘egged’ by a ‘member of the public’.

Vaping firm Riot Labs and Northampton vape shop Right Vape have taken aim at the government’s new vape legislation with a ‘vape shop of the future’.

This carefully designed store showcases every detail of a hypothetical future where a comprehensive ban is implemented, from the signage to the interior decor, allowing e-cigarette enthusiasts and smokers to truly experience what could happen.

Riot Labs’ Flavourless Vape Shop was a cheeky reactive protest against the UK government’s proposed tax rise and flavour ban on vaping products.

The Tobacco and Vapes Bill has temporarily fallen, but the “Vape Shop of the Future” highlighted its flaws shortly before the general election killed the legislation

Connex's battery can be recharged up to 500 times, while its flavour capsules are made from recycled plastics and can be recycled at home

Unlike traditional disposable vapes, Connex boasts a unique design that allows users to detach the battery element through a magnetic connection and recharge it. The carbon-negative product is also made exclusively from recycled plastics, significantly reducing the impact of vapes on the environment.

Connex boasts a unique design that allows users to detach the battery element through a magnetic connection and recharge it. The carbon-negative product is also made exclusively from recycled plastics, significantly reducing the impact of vapes on the environment.

Do you love your mum so much you’d happily scare the death out of her this Mother’s Day? A “horrifying” collection of Mother’s Day cards designed to encourage mums to quit smoking have been released this week.

Royal fans can now suck on vape pens in the shape of King Charles' fingers. They come in flavors like English Breakfast Tea, Coronation Chicken and Victoria Sponge.