rosamund, it is impossible _ mistakes that were made. fathom _ mistakes that were made. rosamund, it is impossible to fathom the - it is impossible to fathom the impact that this has had on you. what are you hoping to hear from the prime minister? is there anything that he can say that you would like to hear? , , ., , to hear? firstly, i would be interested _ to hear? firstly, i would be interested to _ to hear? firstly, i would be interested to know - to hear? firstly, i would be interested to know if - to hear? firstly, i would be interested to know if he - to hear? firstly, i would be| interested to know if he has actually watched any of the evidence that we of the victims that make we as the victims have given over the last four years. if he has, he will have a level of understanding that, if you haven't listened to it, you wouldn't have an understanding. i think it is important that he has done that or does that to really get to grips with the hideous nature of what has happened and how this has destroyed lives. i would like a commi

rosamund hello, nana. right.happy about that. ulez extension. what would you say to them ? them? >> i would say sorry, because whenever you bring in a scheme, even if there wasn't a cost of living crisis , it will always living crisis, it will always affect someone. the people i am concerned about are the disabled who have been in contact and some of them have said they can't access the scheme . so can't access the scheme. so that's something that i will be looking at in discussing that with the mayor of london. i just need to clarify a couple of points . this is about it being points. this is about it being he's filling the gap in his budget. >> this is sadiq khan. >> this is sadiq khan. >> he is not allowed to . it is >> he is not allowed to. it is ring fenced and people say, how do you know that? because i do. because i find out because the mayor of london is one of the parties in my late daughter's inquest. it the government, inquest. it is the government, the london and our the mayor of london and our local

i'm joined now by rosamund adoo—kissi—debrah.air quality. thank you forjoining us tonight. in the ten years since ella died, you live in lewisham, has there been a noticeable improvement in air quality there?— noticeable improvement in air auali there? quality there? there actually hasn't because of the _ quality there? there actually hasn't because of the south _ quality there? there actually hasn't because of the south circular, - because of the south circular, the actual road that contributed to her death, is not part of the ulez. so for us and the hundreds of thousands who live on this busy road, it is incredibly important and what we have also learnt in ten years is how much air pollution actually impacts on the public�*s health, everything from asthma, cardiovascular and dimension output and it was asthma your daughter had? 0ne dimension output and it was asthma your daughter had? one of the worst cases of asthma recorded in the. not just her, a quarter of a million children in london have asthma and every year between eigh

earlier we heard from rosamund? mother who's 9—year—old daughter, ella, died in 2013 from a rare and severe form of asthma partly due to the effects of london's air pollution. rosamund has since campaigned for stronger action on toxic air and is now world health organisation�*s?advocate?for health and air quality. she gave her reaction to the ruling. relief because as you know it goes up relief because as you know it goes up to the south centre and it is divided into 2/2. 0ne up to the south centre and it is divided into 2/2. one has the ultra low emissions zone and one does not. and the roads that contradict my late daughter's passing was not part of the ultra low emissions zone. 0nce of the ultra low emissions zone. once the quarter set is that there were illegal levels of air pollution everywhere and if it was not for the illegal levels of air pollution, my daughter would not have got asthma nor would she have died on that fatal night. but can we please remember that 8—12 children die every yearjust in london alo

rosamund adoo—kissi—debrah is a world health organization advocate for health and air quality and founderthe ella roberta family foundation, based in london. she became a clean air advocate, after her nine—year—old daughter, ella, died in 2013 from a rare and severe form of asthma. she welcomed the ruling. what the coroner said is there were illegal levels of air pollution everywhere, and if it wasn't for the illegal levels of air pollution, ella wouldn't have got asthma, nor would she have died on that fatal night. but please can we still remember that 8—12 children die every year, just in london alone? and 250,000 children in london now have asthma, and we also have long covid as well. so this is really, really a health issue, not an environment issue. a police force which returned a shotgun certificate to a man, just weeks before he committed one of the uk's worst mass shootings, still needs to make improvements, according to the police watchdog. 22—year—old jake davison shot and killed four people in plymouth, in august 2021. the police watchdog says that, since then, devon and cornwa

that is the mayor of london, sadiq khan- — rosamund adoo—kissi—debra is a world health organization advocatend air quality and founder of the ella roberta family foundation, based in london. she became a clean air advocate after her nine—year—old daughter ella died in 2013 from a rare and severe form of asthma. and i am nowjoined by her to get her reaction on this news today, it is very good to have you with us, what is your reaction to the decision by the court today? apologies there, we are unable to hear rosamond, are you able to umute yourself? let's start that again, tell us your reaction to the news that the scheme can be expanded. relief, because, as you know, it goes up to the south circular, and lewisham is divided into two halves, one half has the ulez, and the other half doesn't, and most important, the road that contributed to my late daughter's passing was not part of the ulez, and i'd like to take this opportunity to thank the mayor of london for listening to me and for putting the lives of children, especially in london, up to 12 die every yearfrom asthma, especially in london

and also became a hit film starring ben affleck and rosamund pike.tale of a woman who vanishes, leaving a trail of evidence to frame her husband for her murder. that said he saw jennifer's greatest manuscript but he will let us see. it >> is it gone girl? >> no, but it is close. what you are doing about this manuscript in her state of mind? >> desperate, frantic, concerned that fotis might want more child time to children will do anything to prevent. that creative, and that ability to think outside the box. we don't know where she is, she may well have killer self. we don't know. we are investigating it. >> no surprise that jennifer's camp was out rage by the calm girl theory. >> i think it is irresponsible and untrue. her friend became the spokesperson for jennifer's family. she said the novel is not at all with pat's describes. >> it has nothing to do with her relationship with fotis or her marriage. it has absolutely no parallel with the plot of gone girl. none. >> written before gone girl. the draft was finish 17 years before she disappeared. and