glynis's husband was 57 when he died in 2010.e last year of his life, he switched to vaping. he became ill and was admitted to hospital. doctors discovered oil on his lungs. he was diagnosed with lymphoid pneumonia. his lungs obviously were damaged through the smoking, but using the e—cigarette, he was very susceptible to pick up other things and i think that was... how can i put it? the straw that broke the camel's back? as faras, like, yes, in effect, at the end of the day, it was the oil, the e—cigarette that done it. it killed him. an inquest into terry's death recorded an open verdict and there is no evidence vaping directly caused his pneumonia, but glynis remains deeply suspicious e—cigarettes. if people want to stop smoking, use another method. use the patches, use the lozenges, use the chewing gum. don't go on e—cigarettes because you just don't know the long—term effect. there is now a scientific consensus that vaping is less harmful than smoking, but the jury is out on the long—term effects of using e—cigarettes. graha

glynis's husband was 57 when he died in 2010.il on his lungs. he was diagnosed with lymphoid pneumonia. his lungs obviously were damaged through the smoking, but using the e—cigarette, he was very susceptible to pick up other things and i think that was... how can i put it? the straw that broke the camel's back? as faras, like, yes, in effect, at the end of the day, it was the oil, the e—cigarette that done it. it killed him. an inquest into terry's death recorded an open verdict and there is no evidence vaping directly caused his pneumonia, but glynis remains deeply suspicious e—cigarettes. if people want to stop smoking, use another method. use the patches, use the lozenges, use the chewing gum. don't go on e—cigarettes because you just don't know the long—term effect. there is now a scientific consensus that vaping is less harmful than smoking but the jury is out on the long—term effects of using e—cigarettes. graham satchell, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with simon king. it's not been a great start to the

glynis's husband was 57 when he died in 2010.en verdict and there is no evidence vaping directly caused his pneumonia, but glynis remains deeply suspicious e—cigarettes. if people want to stop smoking, use another method. use the patches, use the lozenges, use the chewing gum. don't go onto e—cigarettes because you just don't know the long—term effect. there is now a scientific consensus that vaping is less harmful than smoking but the jury is out on the long—term effects of using e—cigarettes. graham satchel, bbc news. martin dockrell from public health england joins us now from our edinburgh newsroom. thank you for talking to us this morning. people are asking, when they see these reports in the us, and what has been happening, if they think it's safe? you can understand why people are in such a panic from the way stories are coming across from the us but as your clip made clear, this is not an outbreak associated with the regular nicotine e—cigarettes but more cannabis vaping which is very different. we have had about 27 death

let's take you win now to see another patient, glynis who has been watching bbc breakfast this morningry well for me. very thorough with checking and double checking. very thorough and it has been so far so good. i am going for a procedure this morning and to find out what happened. i think i had a mild this morning and to find out what happened. ithink i had a mild heart attack. so they will find out today what exactly cause did —— caused it and hopefully good news. that you think you are in good hands? i am in very good hands. it is a wonderful place. i went to the other papworth, the old antiquated papworth hospital and so! the old antiquated papworth hospital and so i do know the difference between the old and the new. and this is wonderful. a lovely place and very kind and i feel very co mforta ble and very kind and i feel very comfortable here. good. hopefully home tomorrow. home tomorrow wouldn‘t that be fantastic. thank you so much. lovely to see you this morning and all the best for the next 2a—hour was. i hope it is a far more calm than the last 2a—hour is. lovely to see you

but glynis remains deeply suspicious of e cigarettes.“ people want to stop smoking, use another methodette. a group of mps says the bbc and the government should find a way for everybody over the age of 75 to continue to have free tv licences. the current plan is that free licences will and next year and the spears are on pension credit. don't switch us off! there's been widespread protest about the decision to end the free licence fee scheme for everyone over the age of 75. the bbc has agreed to pay for the licences for anyone over 75 who receives pension credit, but it still means more than 3 million pensioners will lose their benefit. we feel so strongly because we felt we were given it forever, type of thing. and for this to come out of the blue that you were not going to get it from next year and that the only ones that would receive it was people on pension credit. there is over 32,000 people in wales alone, older people, that do not claim pension credit. and it's not just about broken promises. silver line, a helpline for the elderly set up by esther rantzen, says that tv is a v