my friend rosamund is in the audience today.ols are in areas with dangerously high air pollution. in london, it's around 98%. the government estimates air pollution causes as many as 38,000 deaths a year in england, with very many more suffering asthma, cancer, heart disease, strokes and dementia because of it. how noisy is it here in your playground? very noisy. sometimes it can get really noisy. ca rs. ambulances, police cars. and, like, trucks. i have a child that has asthma. so obviously it's quite a bit of a worry because he gets, like, three orfour times a year, he will get quite a lot of cough. do you think the government is doing enough? do you think individuals are doing enough or not doing enough? i think the government is not doing enough. and as well there is no awareness. they don't want to make people aware of it. in this school, not far from ella's home, they took action into their own hands. it's a busy road, isn't it? yeah, it's quite unfortunate. it's busy. i think it's got about 100,000 cars a day. we even sor

rosamund johnson. well at the special assembly. 500 black students saying, lift every voice and sing with passion and reverence. after. the black students graduated from high school. they passed a song on to their state became teachers. and they pass a song on to their students. and students and the song spread like wild wild fire. across. the south and other parts of the united states. the birth of. lifting voice, lift every voice and saying arrived at a crucial moment in history. at that time. the system of white supremacy. imposed jim crow laws that would dehumanize and terrorize black people across the country. and not only that lynching was on the rise. but it was made into a public outdoor social activity were white families would get together for picnics. well. watching it and enjoying as entertainment. a black man being tortured. and lynched. from 1900 , which was the year of the birth of lift every voice and saying to 1932. florida had the highest number of lynchings per capita. in the united

that's fast enough and neither does ella's mum rosamund advocacy deborah.ill the prime minister agree ? meet us both to minister agree? meet us both to discuss life saving measures in a new bill called ella's law . a new bill called ella's law. mr. speaker . it's obviously very mr. speaker. it's obviously very sad to hear the case of 11. our thoughts and hearts go out to her family with regard to the legislation as my own friend environment secretary will make a statement later today . we are a statement later today. we are confident that the measures we putting in place are not only legally binding but also world leading, tackling air quality . leading, tackling air quality. the record over the past ten years is one where every single particular has been reduced with binding targets to continue reducing in future and indeed the environment act makes sure we have the capability, accountability and ambition we need to make all the effective interventions to drive down air pollution, not to limit jobs here. thank you, mr. speaker. compared to what some seem t