Theresa May admits air pollution is one of UK's gravest health risks
Only cancer, obesity and cardiovascular disease pose a bigger risk, Prime Minister acknowledges ahead of release of much-anticipated air quality plan
Theresa May has admitted the full scale of the UK's air pollution crisis, in a letter acknowledging poor air quality is the fourth biggest health risk for the British public after cancer, obesity and cardiovascular...
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