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Threats to review or defund low traffic neighbourhood schemes are unlikely to make a difference, as Jon Stone explains

Welcome, then, to Slug Britain. A place that gets slower by the minute. A few days ago, as I was hurtling out of Liverpool Street Tube station at 6.50am, my hand holding my debit card, ready to swipe it against the ticket machine, I walked smack right into an example…

Geoffrey Eaton, 53, was hit with a £2,000 bill after driving his motorhome to a campsite within the M25 and failing to pay the low emission charge

Ulez now covers 5 million more Londoners than before it expanded to cover all of London

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan plans to extend the scheme to cover all London boroughs from August 29.

Geoffrey Eaton, 53, was hit with a £2,000 bill after driving his motorhome to a campsite within the M25 and failing to pay the low emission charge

Transport for London and Tram Operations Limited had pleaded guilty to failing in their health and safety duties.

Both companies pleaded guilty to health and safety offences leading up to crash that killed seven people

Seven people were killed when the tram carrying 69 passengers derailed in 2016