Millions of British children breathing toxic air, Unicef warns
More than 4.5 million affected, says UN group, while tests suggest children's shorter height increases exposure on busy roads
More than 4.5 million children in the UK are growing up in areas with toxic levels of air pollution, the UN children's organisation Unicef has warned. Tests suggesting that children walking along busy...
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