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Boris Johnson news – UK sparks new row with WHO as Macron warns threat to block Christmas shipments could cost billions

BRITAIN has sparked a fresh row with nannying bosses at the World Health Organisation – who are trying to ban VAPING.

Anti-smoking charities have taken aim at the controversial global health chiefs for trying to outlaw the safer alternative to smoking – after the WHO said they consider them as harmful as cigarettes.

Meanwhile, Emmanuel Macron has been warned his threat to block Christmas shipments as a “political lever” in Brexit fish talks could cost France billions.

A source told The Sun: “The ideal would always be that the Short Straits route between Dover and Calais runs smoothly, clear of political interference.

“But the Government has a responsibility to ensure supply chain resilience, not only for Christmas but in the long term.

“France is one of our oldest and closest allies but we cannot have Dover-Calais forever used as a political lever, which can be pulled during some periodic spat.

“If that is the case then we must look for more robust alternatives in direct routes to Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany and Scandinavia.”

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