in outer london. it's nearly 85% in inner london. people in outer london do not have a car and they're paying the highest transport, public transport fares in the world. >> there is no public transport here. that's the point. there's hardly any public. mike rutherford. mike rutherford. donna has very passionate . you donna has very passionate. you know, he believes that there can be benefits for asthmatics. i question that . given that the question that. given that the ulez to the north and south circle has made almost no difference to air quality at all, generally the air in london is sight better was is a sight better than it was 5100 years ago. we're very grateful for that. of course, what would your argument against the ulez as the ulez extension be or ulez as a well i you know who a whole? well i you know who doesn't want a clean air? >> we all do this notion that somehow the motorist is happy to live with dirty air is ridiculous. we don't want that ehhen ridiculous. we don't want that either. but why oh why , oh why either. but

in outer london. it's nearly 85% in inner london. people in outer london do not have a car and they're paying the highest transport, public transport fares in the world. >> there is no public transport here. that's the point. there's hardly any public. mike rutherford. mike rutherford. donna has very passionate . you donna has very passionate. you know, he believes that there can be benefits for asthmatics. i question that . given that the question that. given that the ulez to the north and south circle has made almost no difference to air quality at all, generally the air in london is sight better was is a sight better than it was 5100 years ago. we're very grateful for that. of course, what would your argument against the ulez as the ulez extension be or ulez as a well i you know who a whole? well i you know who doesn't want a clean air? >> we all do this notion that somehow the motorist is happy to live with dirty air is ridiculous. we don't want that ehhen ridiculous. we don't want that either. but why oh why , oh why either. but

and| a london. but i work in london. and have _ a london. but i work in london.the air in london— evidence to say how much better the air in london has got. 0ne evidence to say how much better the air in london has got. one of the worst_ air in london has got. one of the worst polluters is the tube. go down on the _ worst polluters is the tube. go down on the tube — worst polluters is the tube. go down on the tube and i have seen plenty of evidence — on the tube and i have seen plenty of evidence where people are measuring air quality and it is off the scale — measuring air quality and it is off the scale. but you come out onto the street— the scale. but you come out onto the street and _ the scale. but you come out onto the street and measure the air quality and it— street and measure the air quality and it is— street and measure the air quality and it is well below any limit set by anybody around the world. hasn't the air quality _ by anybody around the world. hasn't the air quality got — by anybody around the world. hasn't the air quality got better _ by anybo

so figure of cutting short the lives of 4000 londoners.— 4000 londoners.rs. so it's a calculation, not a look - 4000 londoners. so it's a calculation, not a look at l 4000 londoners. so it's a i calculation, not a look at who 4000 londoners. so it's a - calculation, not a look at who died in what from?— calculation, not a look at who died in what from? no, the overwhelming ma'ori of in what from? no, the overwhelming majority of people — in what from? no, the overwhelming majority of people who _ in what from? no, the overwhelming majority of people who die _ in what from? no, the overwhelming majority of people who die because l majority of people who die because air pollution has shortened their lives don't have air pollution listed on their death certificate. but what is very clear is that you do get people with shorten lives as a result of air pollution, and it is responsible for the premature deaths of about 7 million people a year, across democrat according to the who, across the world, and about 6-34,000 in the uk who, across the world, and about 6—

london, it is about raising money from londoners for him._ that is not right to do. it was not just boris johnson. the - that is not right to do. it was not just boris johnson. the former . just borisjohnson. the former conservative transport secretary grant shapps, he wanted the congestion charge expanded three years ago, expanded. he congestion charge expanded three years ago, expanded.— years ago, expanded. he did not. this has been _ years ago, expanded. he did not. this has been put _ years ago, expanded. he did not. this has been put around - years ago, expanded. he did not. this has been put around by - years ago, expanded. he did not. this has been put around by the l this has been put around by the labour party. this was about the post—pandemic situation and about the expansion of the ulez to the north and south london circular area which was a commitment by the mayor. the government does not support the roll—out to the whole of greater london. we have been clear about that. in the latest letter from the department for transport we

it's very far out of london. it's ten london.idge. should bridge. why on earth should those be paying for those people be paying for a cleaner air? >> well, shouldn't. that's >> well, they shouldn't. that's the of course, the bottom line. and of course, you customer you forget about customer service presumably a service. emma presumably has a fantastic service, fantastic customer service, which brings her people back. time and again. but of course, they'll have to think twice they'll now have to think twice about it. it's same with about it. it's the same with i've volunteers that i've got volunteers that volunteer are volunteer for charities that are outside won't outside the area. they won't volunteer anymore because normally you free, you normally you do it free, you don't can i just ask i don't pay. can i just ask can i just for all of the sake of this? >> now, we've just heard a concerned parent talking about asthma. local asthma. we've heard from a local business very , very business owner who's very, very concerned we've h

c on the road in london and almost half of all london cabs are now electric. the battery capacity is enough for a 130 kilometers or the equivalent of 8 hours of stop and go traffic. loading the battery to 80 percent out of fast charger takes half an hour. but being forced to take those breaks doesn't bother peter powell little. when cleaning the cab, you know, so i deals were given a what the written very, very heavy from the di, my 1st shuttle in the driving say of one of these, the very 1st guy i knew i was going to buy one of i quite a few checks, he's on the 27 using his you know, even though this is a very up to die vehicle a h like conic retrying the, like when it looked like we need to keep that like when i told the electric london cat. a great example of how british tradition lives on and motors the mission free and innovatively into the future. the it's 9 am and kronos and christina and a son is ready to get her on usual bus on the road. the more it is, i'm the morning we have to do one room without any passengers to see if the technology works. and i

the rac is saying 25% of cars coming in to london, driving in central london or even out of london.t the requirement and the mayor has focussed on a different figure. >> the good news is that now the policy is in place. we will start to get real time data to see what is actually happening to the quality of air, you know, admissions to hospital, for example . we'll be able to start example. we'll be able to start monitoring that quickly with our kids still going in with the same levels of asthma and bronchitis that we've seen over the years , even the last few years, even premature deaths. we will be able to monitor well, the premature deaths figures. >> i'm glad you mentioned that, because the mayor's always going on about 4000 premature deaths. it's three point theoretical . it's three point theoretical. >> we'll see it in real life. what's the good thing about the policy in place? the policymaking point of view? we can we can judge and we can can we can judge it and we can evaluate but the premature evaluate it. but the premature deaths figure we won't because that's extrapolation

the mayor has lessened and while the progress has been made in london for businesses in london, theyon, they still need help, and that is a major concern. the that is a ma'or concern. the scrappage — that is a major concern. the scrappage scheme - that is a major concern. the scrappage scheme being expended to londoners is a big help. are there other concerns that remain for businesses, as you mentioned, some just outside london may have different challenges. absolutely. in businesses whether _ different challenges. absolutely. in businesses whether it _ different challenges. absolutely. in businesses whether it is _ different challenges. absolutely. in businesses whether it is woking, i businesses whether it is woking, slough, elsewhere, they may go in and out of outer london and they will be hit. the vehicle scrappage scheme, which is a significant improvement in particular, notjust small businesses and charity but all londoners, doesn't apply to people who live just across the border in the home counties. so that is a major concern and we are working with our colleagues in the cha

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this is not a london as not just a london thing, as i said, in london, £224 said, but in london, £224 2022. a of big questions 2022. a couple of big questions for still not answered. one, for me. still not answered. one, if is so bad, why if it pollution is so bad, why are you letting people do it as long they pay? and two, if long as they pay? and two, if you're concerned about long as they pay? and two, if yotpollution,concerned about long as they pay? and two, if yotpollution, whyerned about long as they pay? and two, if yotpollution, why aren'tabout long as they pay? and two, if yotpollution, why aren't yout air pollution, why aren't you starting nose starting right under your nose and underground and getting into the underground when you travel on that thing? about people, about 5 million people, 5 million on the million journeys a day on the london you get yeah good evening. >> well, i'm here in cudham. it is the furthest point from central london with the ulez cameras are being placed. there is considerable local anger. >> there is a disconnect between central london and outer

andrew is in london. andrew pierce is in london. to locals here because, course, ulez because, of course, the ulez expansion day has arrived. all 32 boroughs. now 32 london boroughs. now included. gemma. included. good morning, gemma. now a look your now we can have a look at your sign. i think we know your position on this . how long have position on this. how long have you campaigning why are you been campaigning and why are you been campaigning and why are you it? you so against it? >> partner, oliver i >> my partner, oliver and i first got involved after christmas, so about january we went to the trafalgar square protest and we've been to most of them ever since . of them ever since. >> now those are the protests which sadiq khan said was full of conspiracy theorists and lunatics. how did you feel about that? >> we're certainly not lunatics. we know exactly what we're talking about . we know exactly what we're talking about. i'm afraid paying £12.50 a day is not going to clean up our air. how is that going to clean up our air? £

_ sort of pay to breathe in london-— sort of pay to breathe in london. , ., , , ., , london.rst registered after 2005 - london. generally petrol cars| first registered after 2005 and diesel cars after september 2015 are complied. for those that aren't, the charge takes effect from midnight. helena wilkinson, bbc news. the biggest redhead days festival in the world has been taking place in the netherlands. there was no sign of famous redheads like prince harry, adele or emma stone, but thousands of other redheads travelled from around the world to be part of the annual gathering. and, as our correspondent in the netherlands anna holligan has been finding out, they found strength in numbers. there is a chance you've never encountered a redhead. people with this rat redhead jean make up with this rat redhead jean make up less than 2% of the global population. it up less than 296 of the global population-— up less than 2% of the global population-— population. it is a mutation and so punchy. _ population. it is a mutation and so punchy. you - population. it is a mutation and so p

this is london. angela is not about london.lf has admitted that both the conservative party and labour want to roll this out nationwide. she's the record nationwide. she's on the record saying what saying absolutely, but what people is, people haven't picked up on is, for example , you've got for example, if you've got a nine old diesel car nine year old diesel car perfectly good shape and you're driving from banbury drop driving from banbury to drop someone heathrow airport someone off at heathrow airport , you be charged this ulez , you will be charged this ulez scheme, you won't know. >> so all of a sudden you're going find £380, £180. you going to find £380, £180. you wait. what's this? i tell you what i think the level of anger, they idea where this they have no idea where this goes.i they have no idea where this goes. i don't know where it goes. i don't know where it goes. is goes. but my prediction is i don't think this is sustainable through until next may. something will have to give. i've never in my in my adult life

this is london. angela is not about london.lf has admitted that both the conservative party and labour want to roll this out nationwide. she's the record nationwide. she's on the record saying what saying absolutely, but what people is, people haven't picked up on is, for example , you've got for example, if you've got a nine old diesel car nine year old diesel car perfectly good shape and you're driving from banbury drop driving from banbury to drop someone heathrow airport someone off at heathrow airport , you be charged this ulez , you will be charged this ulez scheme, you won't know. >> so all of a sudden you're going find £380, £180. you going to find £380, £180. you wait. what's this? i tell you what i think the level of anger, they idea where this they have no idea where this goes.i they have no idea where this goes. i don't know where it goes. i don't know where it goes. is goes. but my prediction is i don't think this is sustainable through until next may. something will have to give. i've never in my in my adult life

in a city london. and it's found out that it really does reduce the levels of these talks in, in the that. so we'll say been echoed by games that have been introduced as you say, in berlin and germany, and i'm to them as well. this is an issue that so many cities are going to be grappling with now balancing the reduction of this toxic appellation which has seen in so many places with the needs of watching people is controversial hair. and it's been controversial. the number of other places as well as john joseph build that and alon did for us. i think utah as the spanish football federation is calling for the resignation of its president. and louis will be out as prosecute to say, his kissing the spain full of jenny most. so the world cop may amount to sexual assault will be all his mother has gone on hunger struck in protest at her son's treatment. friends like these are in short supply for the way through the allies. they chant support through the allies behind the store. one of his last remaining su

. ., ., ~ ., in london.k you forjoining _ in london. good to talk to you, thank you forjoining us. - in london. good to talk to you, | thank you forjoining us. thanks. preparation are under way in the us state of florida as it braces for a major storm. storm idalia is forecast to reach hurricane strength in the coming hours, and to be classified as a major hurricane by the time it makes landfull in florida on wednesday. the national hurricane center warned that it could bring "life—threatening" conditions to parts of florida as soon as tuesday. and in anticipation of the storm tampa international airport will be closed starting midday tuesday. the airport plans to shut down until at least early thursday to secure its planes and prepare equipment on the ground. presidentjoe biden spoke with florida governor ron destanis and approved an emergency declaration for the state in preparation for the storm. it is either a map showing exactly how the storm is heading there. mr desantis declared a state of emergency i

glasgow to london, belfast to london, london to leeds. goodness knows what it involves. all the major airlines affected by this statements from ba, ryanair, tui , easyjet and jet2 ryanair, tui, easyjet and jet2 all basically saying not our fault. >> yeah, and the timing could not have been worse because of course, bank holiday monday, lots of people were coming back from trying be from weekends away trying to be ready today. other ready for work. today. other people from holidays people coming back from holidays and whether and questions now about whether they'll time for the they'll be back in time for the start of term. some schools going back at of the going back at the end of the week, many beginning next week. tweets literally stranded week, many beginning next week. tw fuerteventura'ally stranded week, many beginning next week. tw fuerteventura due stranded week, many beginning next week. tw fuerteventura due striourzd in fuerteventura due to our flight zero flight being cancelled. zero easyjet sight , frazzled easyjet staff in sight, frazzled airport employees say

c on the road in london and almost half of all london cabs are now electric. the battery capacity is enough for a 130 kilometers or the equivalent of 8 hours of stop and go traffic loading the battery to 80 percent out of fast charger takes half an hour. but being forced to take those breaks doesn't bother peter powell a little when clean the cab. you know, so i deal with given me what the written, very, very heavy from the di, my 1st shot in the driving seat of one of these. the very 1st guy i knew i was going to buy one of i quite a few tracks. these are 27 users, you know, even though this is a very up to die vehicle, the h like conic returning your eye clinic look like we need to keep that like when i told the electric london cat. a great example of how the british tradition lives on and motors the mission free and innovatively into the future. the fits 9 am and kronos and christina anderson is ready to get her on usual bus on the road. the more it is, i'm the morning we have to do one room without any passengers to see if the technology works in it. but i

central london, which has had this zone in place for a little while is very well set, top out of london. not so much a lot of people would point to the fact as well that some of those who will be effective with a drawing band possibly for work and then at these why can people who are facing these increased costs? now, what many of the critics say is, is a very bad time, a cost of living crisis at the moment that now facing increase fees. yeah. now one of them is, of course, not the 1st city to implement this kind of policy. what lessons have been drawn from cities around europe that have done similar in the past as you say, other cities do you have similar schemes in place? london itself has had it in place for a couple of years in a central and in a city. so these like felon answer them also have these schemes and generally across the board is found to have reduced the levels of this talk sick pollution in the a that is what is concerning the london mass, a much 6 there is success with scheme like this, but so many cities around well on now going forward is going to have to weigh up th

how many cars are actually travelling into london?— travelling into london? and urging the mayor of london and transport for london to extend the car scrappage scheme to extend the car scrappage scheme to salary residents and the remaining counties surrounding london. actually, it puts more funding infull london. actually, it puts more funding in full sustainable transport, including putting on bus routes so people don't need to actually take their car into london. because you are one of the five councils that took the mayor to the high court, you are the one which isn't covered. surrey isn't covered tjy isn't covered. surrey isn't covered by the scrappage scheme. correct. if you are like the other four, would you are like the other four, would you think differently now? would there be less of an argument saying you can all share? l there be less of an argument saying you can all share?— you can all share? i cannot say for sure. you can all share? i cannot say for sure- 0ur — you can all share? i cannot say for sure. our legal— you can all share? i cannot say

>> london? >> london? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> just represent real londoners .int is that it may be is what was trying may be this is what was trying to be added to it. as i say, that could be just clumsiness. the is it doesn't the other point is it doesn't make represent native of make them represent native of london as it is at the moment. london's a melting there london's a melting pot. there are loads . are loads. >> sorry, but sorry, nigel, you clearly haven't looked at the whole pamphlet. >> good idea to look >> it's such a good idea to look at whole a document at the whole of a document before comment on part of before you comment on part of it. the right. remember the last image there that shows the smiling , image there that shows the smiling, beaming sadiq khan completely representative. and thatis completely representative. and that is not a single white face. there is not a i'm sorry. now, this should have been . but. this should have been. but. >> yeah, but can we just follow this through? you can't make the excuse that khan didn't know what was goi

the previous two iterations have reduced noxious here in the city of london, in central london, theno a bit more of london, again that improved air quality and reduced the number of people dodging around in their motor vehicles, just in general. the high likelihood is that this will both improve air quality and will reduce the number of people in motor vehicles. there is a scrappage scheme in place, if you have a car that does not comply you will get £2000, if it is a van, £7,000, but a lot of people say the timing of this is wrong, we are in a big squeeze on the cost of living, prices are going up the cost of living, prices are going up forjust about the cost of living, prices are going up for just about everything, could they not have held off a little while? this has been in planning in many years. nine months erecting the signs. there has been plenty of time. at the end of the day you've got to do these sort of schemes, as most global cities are doing. london is not an outlier, london is doing what 0slo, stockholm, mexico city, many cities are doing this. it is coming at some poi

now london actually was the sets to introduce a policy of this kind in central london. it did seem a lot of success as a result of the cities of also now introduced uh, policies aimed at cleaning up hopes ends in the ad biling being one of them being available. so reported some success. but this is something that the cities are going to keep having to look, kept going forward. really way not sees, often competing needs of, of working people, people trying to get to what drive that kids to school. i know also a cleaning up the charlotte. thank you. very much that was the, the charlotte chelsea and pill in london. we apologize for the delay in that line. the spanish football federation has called for the resignation of as president louise with the alice. this just hours after prosecutors launched a preliminary investigation into whether his actions amount to sexual assault or be all this kissed national team player jenny, i'm also on the lips after spain, one of the women's world cup. meanwhile, ruby on his mother has gone on hunger striking protested the way her son is b

i am here at kew gardens in west london and it is directly under i west london and it is directly underth into heathrow airport. typically flights are coming over here every a0 seconds to a minute intervals on normal days. they are still coming in, and you will hear another one coming in a minute. they are definitely still flying in, but they are effectively manually being brought into heathrow airport, in light of this it problem. they are coming in roughly every 50 seconds or so, which is not too bad. controllers are still bringing in the aircraft. here comes another now overhead. pretty well on schedule, but of course this is at a time when the it problem has only just occurred, and many of these flights are already in uk airspace. they may have been circling overhead for the last 30 minutes or so, in some cases, but it is the flights that i get to depart from destinations abroad that i going to be most the affected. what destinations abroad that i going to be most the affected.— destinations abroad that i going to be most the affected. what about the timin: of all be most the affect

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zoo.— welcome to angling beach here at london zoo, ., ~ , , london zoo, we have 76 penguins, we arehave 76 penguins, we are going to — london zoo, we have 76 penguins, we are going to weigh _ london zoo, we have 76 penguins, we are going to weigh all _ london zoo, we have 76 penguins, we are going to weigh all of _ london zoo, we have 76 penguins, we are going to weigh all of them - london zoo, we have 76 penguins, we are going to weigh all of them here i are going to weigh all of them here today. what we have to do is weigh them, make sure that they are healthy. we do this regularly. but what we are going to do today is make sure that we weigh every single one, and then we will put it on an international zoo database so that our other colleagues and other zoos and connections around the world can know about the weight of our penguins, we can make sure everyone is a healthy weight and doing well. tell me how it has been going today. this is my colleague, she managed to weigh a few of the penguins as well. we have 76 in total. it takes a long time. we have to make sure that we get ac

i don't think there are any flights back to london, - are any flights back to london, nothing — are anyk to london, nothing that we have seen. so we're getting _ nothing that we have seen. so we're getting a _ nothing that we have seen. so we're getting a ferry to barcelona tomorrow morning and then a hotel tomorrow— tomorrow morning and then a hotel tomorrow night in barcelona, and flying _ tomorrow night in barcelona, and flying out— tomorrow night in barcelona, and flying out of barcelona on wednesday morning. _ flying out of barcelona on wednesday morning, fingers crossed.— morning, fingers crossed. others waitinu morning, fingers crossed. others waitin: to morning, fingers crossed. others waiting to take _ morning, fingers crossed. others waiting to take off _ morning, fingers crossed. others waiting to take off from - morning, fingers crossed. others waiting to take off from the - morning, fingers crossed. others waiting to take off from the uk, | waiting to take off from the uk, like these people at belfast. we've never seen — like these people at belfast. we've never seen anything

, but around london. don't have around london. i don't have the stop it happening. the power to stop it happening. it's devolved responsibility. it's a devolved responsibility. the mayor of london is responsible for it. he is accountable . and it's for voters accountable. and it's for voters to hold him accountable . to hold him accountable. >> well, i'm sorry, mark harper. i disagree with that fundamentally. i think you do have the power. i think you do have the power. i think you do have the power. i think you do have the ability to act and to wait until next may will be too late for so many people and so many businesses that simply won't be able to survive here, folks, is how the government can do it. in 1999, the greater london authority act went through. that was the act that created the london assembly, created the london assembly, created the london assembly, created the mayor an article 143 of that act , created the mayor an article 143 of that act, directions by created the mayor an article 143 of that act , directions by

are real londoners and other londoners are not real londoners because we are all londoners . we areat if it was a family, a mixed race family or a black family, i don't think there would be this i don't imagine there'll be people in the sidelines. white people in the sidelines. white people saying this doesn't represent me. do you know what i mean? so i feel i don't know where we are with this identity politics anymore. it's such a mess. >> i think been found out. >> i think he's been found out. that's think's happened that's what i think's happened here. i think the mayor has been caught fingers in the caught with his fingers in the till he has. and i think >> i think he has. and i think more broadly, when it comes to diversity and representation on television and in adverts, i do think there is a sense that perhaps it has gone a little bit too far. you do see adverts nowadays and there'll be a family which is made up of a of an asian person , an east asian an asian person, an east asian person, a south person , a person, a south asian person, a black white person , black person, a

as many— in the centre of london. as many of— in the centre of london.is is a — many of you might have heard. this is a choice of location due — this is a choice of location due to _ this is a choice of location due to its _ this is a choice of location due to its home of bespoke craft— due to its home of bespoke craft and _ due to its home of bespoke craft and where better to launch _ craft and where better to launch our campaign for sustainable manufacturing, is all centred on localisation. so this is— all centred on localisation. so this is where we are.— this is where we are. we're talkin: this is where we are. we're talking small, _ this is where we are. we're talking small, this - this is where we are. we're talking small, this is - this is where we are. we're talking small, this is not i talking small, this is not manufacturing en masse. these are shoes that are pretty expensive to buy, therefore it is all about tailoring, bespoke manufacture. yes, for the moment our whole concept is for micro manufacturing right in the centre of the cities. this

jennifer robinson, one of the joins lawyers in australia, but whose works here in london. actually set for the 1st time at the national press club and camera on may 22nd. that there would consider a plea, but what is it going to play to that was never said before. there was a cop of a so called alford plea, which is a bizarre, a thing in the us. that's where a defendant can say, i'm not guilty. i didn't do this, but i'm not going to get a fair trial. i know this is it will help us. i just want to get out. so i'll plead guilty technically, but i didn't do it. and this is what david hicks in australia was thrown into on toronto actually used to, to get to play deal in which they sent him back the street on the serve 7 months. so when this became a, there's a lot of exciting when biden was going to go to sydney to meet with albany to the prime minister anthony alban, ancient australia many canceled the last minute his trip. but just before that timeline, kennedy, the american, and that, yes, the daughter of slain j. f k, the door to be now us and baskets are still invited. 6

we it's not just london, is it?ndon in this talk a lot about london in this debate, but actually these clean air are popping up in air zones are popping up in places newcastle, places like newcastle, for example, a slight example, to i've got a slight bias there and a sort of interest to declare, but we can't exclusively blame labour just ulez just for this particular ulez scheme these scheme when actually these schemes are popping up all around country with around the country with different authorities to. >> i think that's exactly right . a london based . this isn't just a london based discussion, least so discussion, not least because so much that's out here much that's rolled out here suddenly gets rolled out across the country so and as the country as well. so and as you both parties have you say, also, both parties have a to in this. it was a role to play in this. it was only last week that central government, he tory government, he the tory government, he the tory government, said we're no government, said th

and we're waiting here in london for that to happen. it could be any day. nobody's ever informed me that even a saw just people don't know. we were at 2 events in, in the problem and square on saturday. and then julian, sancha had a birthday party which of course he was conspicuously absent. but we heard a lot and we kept a lot to stella and kristen preference in about what's going on and the it could come at any time this hearing. and if they reject is here whenever they make that decision. and it could be put on a plan that night to the united states. there is one last chance, and that is your opinion. court of human rights, which his lawyer is. hassan just submitted a filing in december, asking them to intervene. there are cases where the court has intervened and when there was one here, a year or so ago, with some rewinding, refugees were being sent back by the home secretary to randa, where they clearly were in danger. and the claim was on the tarmac at a london airport, ready to take off in the european court of human rights, ordered it to stop. and i

affordable housing scheme called london living rent.— london living rent.t was aimed at low _ london living rent. what i got was it was aimed at low to _ london living rent. what i got was it was aimed at low to middle i london living rent. what i got was l it was aimed at low to middle income londoners. it advertised a maximum income of 60 k, which was no problem at all in my case. but income of 60 k, which was no problem at all in my case-— at all in my case. but supplying isn't always _ at all in my case. but supplying isn't always straightforward. i at all in my case. but supplying i isn't always straightforward. sam says that advert from housing association didn't mention minimum income. during the application process, he asked to change to another flat, process, he asked to change to anotherflat, which process, he asked to change to another flat, which was process, he asked to change to anotherflat, which was in process, he asked to change to another flat, which was in a process, he asked to change to anotherflat, which was in a better location. but h

we it's not just london, is it?ndon in this talk a lot about london in this debate, but actually these clean air are popping up in air zones are popping up in places newcastle, places like newcastle, for example, a slight example, to i've got a slight bias there and a sort of interest to declare, but we can't exclusively blame labour just ulez just for this particular ulez scheme these scheme when actually these schemes are popping up all around country with around the country with different authorities to. >> i think that's exactly right . a london based . this isn't just a london based discussion, least so discussion, not least because so much that's out here much that's rolled out here suddenly gets rolled out across the country so and as the country as well. so and as you both parties have you say, also, both parties have a to in this. it was a role to play in this. it was only last week that central government, he tory government, he the tory government, he the tory government, said we're no government, said th

london fire brigade's assistant commissioner has praised crews for tackling this fire in east londonts and business centre in bow. the cause of the fire is still being investigated. the rac has raised concerns over the refusal by some councils to install warning signs for the expanded ultra low emission zone. the expansion starts tomorrow. it'll impose a daily charge of £12.50 on non—compliant vehicles. kent, essex and thurrock councils haven't signed an agreement with tfl to install the signs. sadiq khan has reiterated there is financial support available for those wanting to change their cars. what i say to those who've got concerns, is reassure them i've been listening. please check whether your vehicle is compliant. 90% of cars driven in outer london are already compliant. if it's not compliant, you're eligible for support. tfl's latest superloop service launched over the weekend — meaning there are more ways to get to heathrow airport. the new sl9 express bus service links heathrow airport with harrow via northolt and hayes. more routes are planned to connect up more of outer lo

london away. teams from outside london won't away. teams from outside london worokay. to move on to away. teams from outside london wdifferent'm going to move on to away. teams from outside london wdifferent subject; to move on to away. teams from outside london wdifferent subject now.nove on to away. teams from outside london wdifferent subject now. this on to a different subject now. this week got a—level results, week we've got a—level results, lots of happy people going up to you and so happy. steve you and some not so happy. steve vince, but also i guess we've got two categories of young people. got the ones people. we've got the ones that's to go into that's going to go into apprenticeships, to apprenticeships, going to go to university, and we'll see university, and then we'll see the group of young people the other group of young people in week. i think in the news this week. i think it's a good idea to take as many paracetamol possible see paracetamol as possible to see how can get and go how sick they can get and go into hospital. vince, what's going on in so

we should be in london right now. but as_ we should be in london right now.now. but as it stands, we are still in valencia, _ but as it stands, we are still in valencia, for the foreseeable future, — valencia, for the foreseeable future, untilthey valencia, for the foreseeable future, until they tell us otherwise. we have no information from _ otherwise. we have no information from easyjet. and we're just waiting that information. from easyjet. and we're 'ust waiting that information.h that information. they are among tens of thousands _ that information. they are among tens of thousands of _ that information. they are among tens of thousands of british - tens of thousands of british passengers who find themselves stranded overseas and either scrambling to rebook flights or find alternative routes home. it scrambling to rebook flights or find alternative routes home.— scrambling to rebook flights or find alternative routes home. it has been alternative routes home. it has been a really fun — alternative routes home. it has been a really fun day- _ alternative

london londoners?s is the rising highest rising food costs the highest tax since world war ii. tax burden since world war ii. there are so many more taxes to contend with. as poorest contend with. as a poorest londoner , the poorest londoner londoner, the poorest londoner wouldn't a car, wouldn't even own a car, wouldn't even own a car, wouldn't be affected by this can get £2,000 scrappage scheme. >> this is this is why sadiq khan and you are wrong if you think you can replace your car for £2,000, you're wrong . if you for £2,000, you're wrong. if you think poor londoners don't think that poor londoners don't have wrong. have cars, you're wrong. >> londoners do not have >> 29% of londoners do not have cars people in the >> and that's people in the inside of london because they have decent transport. the further you out in london, further you go out in london, the dependent on. the more you are dependent on. this massively generous this is a massively generous scrappage. londoners, the poorest outer poo

how would you make london safer ? would you make london safer?k pony. it's not just for motorists, etcetera. agree more. etcetera. i couldn't agree more. i daughter who's 31 years i have a daughter who's 31 years of age, lives in london, too. and she she's subjected to the same problems time. same problems any one time. there's bobbies on the there's only bobbies on the beat. there's only about 5% to 10% are actually walking the streets of london. that's 90% that aren't. and yet we've got bobbies that many amount of bobbies. i'm going triple bobbies. now i'm going to triple the bobbies, which the number of bobbies, which essentially the number of bobbies, which ess howlly the number of bobbies, which ess how would fund that? >> how would you fund that? >> how would you fund that? >> well, that's a good question. and but one of things is, and but one of the things is, obviously, got to at obviously, i've got to look at what black deficit i'm what the black hole deficit i'm to inherit it's to going inherit from. it's huge. got £20 billion huge. she