In an article for Spiked, Head of Lifestyle Economics Christopher Snowdon, reacted to an EU Commission report which plans to implement a raft of nanny state policies to battle cancer within the bloc.

Amongst a long list of new regulations, the EU Commission proposes a ban on vaping outdoors, a policy which Snowdon said  has “no scientific justification and is outside the EU’s competence”.

Snowdon slams the Commission’s report as a “shopping list of ill-considered and illiberal policies” which  have been rejected by a majority of member states.

Read Christopher Snowden’s full article here.