Transport for London has asked Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson to take foreign governments to the international courts to make them pay London's Congestion Charge.
TfL figures suggest that London-based embassies owe £105,258,715 for the period since the congestion charge was launched in 2003 and 31 December 2016, up from £58m in 2012.
The Foreign Office says that diplomats are not exempt from paying the charge. However, the US Embassy argues it is a tax and so covered by diplomatic...
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