been some remains found. now, let s keep going, let s keep pushing so we can continue the scientific research, so we can find out more about potential ecology, we can find out more about the climate. and just explore this incredible historical time capsule a bit further. so let s just keep it open, keep exploring and keep pushing forwards. there is a development going on at sherford, there will be thousands of homes eventually. the sherford consortium is telling us that they are very excited about what has been found and it is being examined by experts at the moment. and they are going to be showing it to the media once they know exactly what they have got there. but certainly, in the meantime, no decisions have been made about the future, and they will be consulting with devon county council and historic england before any firm decision about the future of the site is made.
the fee for the ulez, if it is expanded for greater london, i have not made up my mind yet. tfl for london will engage and consult. but the daily charge, they ll have to pay, wouldn t they? it s hypothetical, it s one of the four options in the report prepared by the independent experts. we will look at all of the four options, tfl will go away, look at all four options, engage, consult, have an impact assessment, work out which scheme works best for londoners, in relation to discounts and exemptions but i ll make a decision baed on the advice from tfl. mayor khan, thank you very much. as you heard there, feasibly this clean air charge could be introduced within the next two years or so but it s still very early days. a campaign s been launched to protect a cave which has been unearthed during work on a devon housing development. historical artefacts have been found on the site at the sherford development near plymouth. campaigners are now trying