Updated: Mayor Boris unveils ultra low emission zone plan for London

Jessica Shankleman
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Green Party hails decision as a major step forward for air quality in the capital

Green groups have welcomed plans by the mayor of London to create an ultra low emissions zone in the centre of the capital, arguing the move would cut pollution and help the UK avoid hefty fines from the...

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