Tesco, Morrisons, Waitrose and The Co-op have signed up to a voluntary government scheme banning the sale of products containing harmful levels of acid or corrosive substances to under-18s. The move ...

Sales of products containing dangerous levels of acids and corrosive substances have been banned in the UK for under 18s under a new voluntary government plan aimed at stopping growing acid attacks.

Sales of products containing dangerous levels of acids and corrosive substances have been banned for under 18-year-olds under a new voluntary government plan aimed at stopping acid attacks. Some of ...

Motorcycle delivery drivers and motorcyclists take part in a demonstration in London in July 2017 following a spate of acid attacks Getty Images British stores including Tesco, Waitrose and B&Q have ...

The acid attack of a 3-year-old boy inside a busy store in England highlights the growing trend of attackers using the corrosive liquid as a weapon of choice. Four men – ages 22, 25, 26, and 39 – were ...

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Some retailers have agreed not to sell products containing harmful levels of corrosive substances to under-18s in an attempt to stop acid being used as a weapon. Wickes, B&Q, John Lewis and Tesco are ...

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Sales of products containing dangerous levels of acids and corrosive substances have been banned for under 18-year-olds under a new voluntary government plan aimed at stopping acid attacks. Some of ...

MAJOR retailers including B&Q, Wickes and Tesco have agreed to stop selling acids to under 18s under a government crackdown on attacks that leave victims scarred for life. Waitrose, Morrisons, Co-op ...

Some of the UK's largest retailers have agreed to voluntarily stop sales of acids to customers under 18 years old. A number of DIY stores and supermarkets have signed up to the ban, which will apply ...