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Since the Ulez was expanded there have been a spate of attacks on the signs and cameras installed by City Hall

The headlines write themselves: man dressed in a Dominic Cummings costume, with full hair and make-up, returns to blow up the Government. Happy Halloween, Prime Minister.

Following Lozza’s arrest for anti-camera vigilantism, we need to ask: doesn’t anyone recognise a martyr when they see one, asks Marina Hyde

Ulez’s expansion in greater London was divisive when it was introduced in August. Jabed Ahmed finds that frustration is still there one month into the scheme

Susan Hall is sui generis. Whether it is tweets endorsing Donald Trump or calling reality TV star Gemma Collins a “stupid fat blonde woman”, the Conservative candidate for Mayor has her own way of ingratiating herself with an electorate that, by the standards of British politics, skews left and liberal.

Attempt to show Labour as ‘anti-motorist’ at forefront of Conservative pre-election campaign

Police warning after People’s Question Time was targeted by protesters

Three years after unprecedented inquest ruling, absence of other cases has left a gap for pollution sceptics to exploit

Whether you’re violently anti or hysterically pro-Ulez, you have to admit that it demonstrated admirable qualities in our Mayor, Sadiq Khan. He showed us he can be refreshingly intractable and dogged, that he doesn’t mind upsetting people under incredible pressure from half of London, and even his own party leader.…

Politicians must place facts and judgment over the biases of the public square, says Guardian columnist Hugh Muir

The low emissions zone is provoking extreme reactions in the constituency of a former Tory leader, who has sympathy for anti-Ulez activists