Oh great, a cultural overcleaned Vithal Air that protects our health and doesn't kill people.

That's essentially where we're at now with the row over Yulez. That is the

low ultra low emissions zone, which has just been expanded in London.

And it's all become shrouded in myths and lies, which is standard fare in the great cultural

wars, which have gripped this country now for the last seven years or so.

Now I want to go through these myths and these lies to start with, here's a little chunk

of me talking about it on Good Morning Britain. Thousands of preventable deaths are linked

to toxic air every year. It's not just death, by the way, we're talking asthma,

we're talking stunted lungs of children, we're talking dementia, we're talking cancer,

these are all, is a public health crisis. In in London, Yulez has brought toxic air down.

So in central London, central London is brought toxic air down by 50%.

Now, you know, we have the Conservatives, I saw this this week, I don't know how we can get away.

Well, politicians just say things which aren't true. They tweeted out saying every car entering

will face a church. That's not true. 90% of cars, as I've said, aren't affected.

Well, for small businesses and charities, why is the key starmer seemingly uncombed?

Well, because I'm afraid he's not exactly the most principled politicians. I have to say,

throwing Cedet Khan a labour mayor under a bus, when all he's trying to do is extend a scheme

which has save lives, which will save lives in outer London. And I do think, you know,

there are people in the home counties, by the way, who come into London, who aren't going to get

because we can't, they can't spend London taxpayers money helping them. The government should

step it in. They have stepped in in other parts of the country to offer that scheme. Why not

do it in the home counties? But now, Yulez means that older polluting vehicles are subject

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