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This would mean a 14-year-old today will never legally be able to buy a cigarette, putting England on a par with the likes of New Zealand, which introduced a similar law last year, in having "some of the strictest smoking laws in the world", Sky News reported

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Its not a feeling Im used to when it comes to a new cigar Im usually quite excited, but the guy at the shop wouldnt open the three-pack of Partagas D5s Id chosen