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alison, thank you, alison holt - if they have suspicions. k you, alison holt there. l and you can find out more about poppy's story in a longer programme now available on the bbc iplayer. the high court has ruled that the mayor of london, sadiq khan, can press ahead with the expansion of the city's ultra low emission zone. the zone currently covers an area between london's north and south circular ring roads, where drivers of the most polluting vehicles have to pay £12.50 a day. but from the end of next month, it'll expand to anywhere in greater london. five conservative—led councils challenged the extension, arguing labour's mr khan had acted beyond his powers. the issue featured prominently in last week's uxbridge and south ruislip by—election, where the conservatives secured a narrow victory. 0ur transport correspondent katy austin reports. in harrow in north—west london, the prospect of the ultra low emissions zone arriving in just a month's time provoked some strong reactions. we can't afford it, it's rubbish. it's just to get more money

is largely due to greater awareness, but most abuse remains hidden. 0ur social affairs editor, alison holtr poppyjust before her 18th birthday. see you later. she's doing her first skydive to raise money for a charity that helped her cope with the sexual abuse that devastated her early life. she's also trying to change attitudes. take away the shame. why should we be hidden? it is a crime if you look at it in black and white and you're a victim of the crime, it's as simple as that. she has set aside her legal right to remain anonymous. she hopes by speaking to me so openly it will make it easier for abuse survivors to get support. i think if people can see a face behind something so taboo, it makes it more relatable. i am like any other person probably going through it. one thing i suppose survivors are very good at, and i was very good at, was hiding that. nothing was wrong, people didn't see it in me. abuse can put betrayal at the heart of a home. poppy was sexually abused by her paternal grandfatherjohn. she called him dan dan. it started when she was a toddler. i thought it happened to

is largely due to greater awareness, but most abuse remains hidden. 0ur social affairs editor, alison holt, has poppy's story. a few words with her dad on the phone and with her mum watching. this is a big day for poppyjust before her 18th birthday. she is doing herfirst skydive to raise money for a charity that helped her cope with the sexual abuse that devastated her early life. she is also trying to change attitudes. take away the shame. why should we be hidden? it is a crime if you look at it in black—and—white and you're a victim of the crime, it's as simple as that. she has set aside her legal right to remain anonymous. she hopes by speaking to me so openly it will make it easier for abuse survivors to get support. i think if people can see a face behind something so taboo, it makes it more relatable. i am like any other person probably going through it. one thing i suppose survivors are very good at, and i was very good at, was hiding that. nothing was wrong, people didn't see it in me. abuse can put betrayal at the heart of a home. poppy was sexually abused by her paternal grandfat

our social affairs editor, alison holt, has poppy's story. raise money for a charity that helped her cope with the sexual abuse that devastated her early life. she is also trying to change attitudes. take away the shame. why should we be hidden? it is a crime if you look at it in black—and—white and you're a victim of the crime, it's as simple as that. she has set aside her legal right to remain anonymous. she hopes by speaking to me so openly it will make it easier for abuse survivors to get support. i think if people can see a face behind something so taboo, it makes it more relatable. i am like any other person probably going through it. one thing i suppose survivors are very good at, and i was very good at, was hiding that. nothing was wrong, people didn't see it in me. abuse can put betrayal at the heart of a home. poppy was sexually abused by her paternal grandfatherjohn. she called him dan dan. it started when she was a toddler. i thought it happened to everyone. i thought grandparents did that to their grandchildren. pops, pops, look