Greater Manchester's Mayor is urging the government to 'take the politics out' of the Clean Air Zone.
It comes a day after Prime Minister Boris Johnson, responding to a question from Conservative Leigh MP James Grundy in the House of Commons, hit out at Labour Mayor Andy Burnham and described the proposed charging scheme 'completely unworkable'.
Having seen the blame pinned on him, Mr Burnham swiftly responded by urging the government to allow three more years for Greater Manchester to meet its clean air target, claiming vehicles would not need to be charged as a result.