Summer smog 'worst this year'

Sunday 03 July 1994 23:02 BST

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Britain suffered its worst summer smog of the year over the weekend, with concentrations of low-level ozone reaching double the air quality limit recommended by Government-appointed experts.

Today, a change in the weather and westerly winds were expected to disperse the pollution, formed from a combination of traffic fumes and strong sunlight. Air quality was already improving yesterday.

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