10 days not smoking cigarettes The interactive story of our progress | PMI Let's Clear the Air: 10

Both Murphy and his co-star, Emily Blunt, use cigarettes in the film

Entities that supply harmful chemicals or products containing harmful chemicals might also be liable for not adequately informing consumers about the associated risks

Vaping devices and liquids must be supplied with an information leaflet with prescribed safety instructions, warnings and EU based contact details - the leaflet must include a statement that the product is not recommended for use by young people and non-smokers Liquids that contains nicotine must be in either a dedicated container with a maximum 10ml volume or, for disposable single use e-cigarette cartridges, in a tank that has a maximum 2ml volume The liquid containers in devices and refills must be child-resistant, tamper-evident and be protected against breakage and leaking The concentration of nicotine is restricted to 20mg/ml, unless the product is a registered medical device, and additives including colouring, caffeine and taurine are banned Labellings and warnings which must be present Each pack and container must be labelled in a prescribed format and size with the statement 'This product contains nicotine which is a highly addictive substance' Ingredients listed in descending order of weight A batch number Nicotine content of the product and the delivery per dose A recommendation to keep the product out of reach of children Electrical safety and age restrictions Electrical products must comply with safety regulations and mains chargers must only have approved UK 3 pin plugs The sale of nicotine inhaling products to a person aged under 18 is prohibited Adults commit an offence if they purchase a nicotine inhaling product for someone under 18 Further information Product presentation requirements also apply - see Part 6 of the Tobacco and Related Products Regulations 2016 Non nicotine products Non-nicotine products must comply with electrical and general product safety requirements

Australias booming illicit tobacco trade has become fertile ground for organized crime