Trendy wood burning stoves are the UK's biggest source of the most dangerous type of air pollution called PM2.5, new research shows.

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Figures released by the UK government in February this year show that burning wood at home was responsible for more than a third (38%) of all the primary PM 2.5 pollution in 2019.

The biggest source of the most dangerous type of air pollution - PM2.5 - in the UK comes from wood burning stoves, new research has revealed.