Government set to be taken back to court over air pollution plans
Ministers' latest proposals, published on Friday after high court intervention, criticised by climate groups calling for stronger action on illegal pollution levels
Environment lawyers are expected to take the government back to court over its controversial plans to tackle the UK's air pollution crisis. They say the proposals are so weak they flout ministers' obligation...
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