Sadiq Khan

London's 20mph speed limits are criticized for harming black cabs and disabled travelers, with critics accusing Sadiq Khan of waging a 'war on motorists.' Lynda La Plante is highlighted as the latest individual to voice these concerns.

A London bus driver criticized Sadiq Khan after the mayor stated that TfL workers would not be penalized for refusing to drive hot vehicles. The driver's response highlights concerns over the mayor's claim.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of perpetrating genocide in Gaza and stated he would lobby the UK government to enforce an International Criminal Court (ICC) arrest warrant if Netanyahu visited London. Khan emphasized that individuals committing genocide are 'not welcome in London', echoing similar remarks by New York's Zohran Mamdani, who labeled Netanyahu a war criminal.

Robert Hardman criticizes London's decline under Sadiq Khan's ten-year leadership, describing the city as a 'tarnished jewel' with a 'stench of decay and disappointment.'

London Mayor Sadiq Khan previously advocated for abolishing the House of Lords but is now a member of it.

Sadiq Khan was appointed to the House of Lords by outgoing Prime Minister Keir Starmer. He remains London Mayor and may be offered a ministerial role by Starmer’s successor Andy Burnham.

Sadiq Khan joins the House of Lords as outgoing UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer names 26 new peers in a final honours list that includes campaigners, military leaders, and senior civil servants.

Sadiq Khan supports calls for a maximum workplace temperature in the UK due to extreme heatwaves linked to the climate crisis, which have caused schools to close and disrupted hospital and transport systems.

Sadiq Khan supports Ed Miliband for chancellor. Miliband, the energy secretary, faces opposition from some Labour MPs over his net zero policies.

Best-selling crime author Lynda La Plante faces a ban after being caught speeding three times under Sadiq Khan's 20mph zones.

London mayor Sadiq Khan visited a Nova festival exhibit and met with survivors of the Hamas massacre. The visit followed criticism from exhibit organizers about his initial absence, and he encouraged the public to attend, emphasizing the event's focus on transcending religion and highlighting the horrors of the massacre.

Sadiq Khan is criticized for prioritizing fining motorists over addressing violent muggers, as highlighted by Hugo Vickers' account of a balaclava-wearing thug who attacked him for a £6 watch.

London mayor Sadiq Khan plans to override local council opposition to introduce seasonal outdoor dining in Soho starting 2027, despite a longstanding debate on the issue.

Metropolitan Police in the UK is preparing to reopen approximately 4,000 cases involving grooming gangs. London mayor Sadiq Khan has been accused of downplaying the issue in the capital.

Andy Burnham's experience as mayor of Greater Manchester, including pandemic leadership and bus fare reforms, is highlighted as potential preparation for his PM bid. Mayors like Andy Street and Claire Ward compare mayoral roles to executive leadership, emphasizing delivery and authority. Burnham's plans for a northern campus for Downing Street and his focus on devolution are noted, alongside challenges of transitioning from city governance to national leadership.

Donald Trump criticized Sadiq Khan, calling him 'grossly incompetent' and a 'bad person and a horrible representative' for Britain. The comments reflect an ongoing feud between the two figures.

Sadiq Khan continues his feud with Donald Trump by linking the president and his 'nativist' followers to an increase in death threats against him. The article highlights the ongoing conflict between Khan and Trump.

Air pollution kills over 8 million people annually, but cities like London and New York have made progress in reducing it, according to Sadiq Khan and Michael Bloomberg. The article emphasizes the need to replicate these efforts globally to address this underreported health crisis.

A legal notice was sent to London's Edgware United Synagogue for hosting the Great Israeli Real Estate Event, which is linked to illegal Israeli settlements. The event, set for 14 June, faces planned protests and legal scrutiny over its promotion of real estate in occupied Palestinian territories.

Nearly 100 UK MPs and peers have signed a letter urging the cancellation of the 'Great Israeli Real Estate Event' in London, which promotes the sale of land in illegal Israeli settlements. The letter claims the event facilitates transactions on 'stolen Palestinian land' and could implicate the UK in international war crimes.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan supports banning a real estate sales event in London that includes properties in Israel and illegal settlements in the occupied West Bank. He condemned the settlements as unjustifiable and illegal under international law and criticized efforts to market such properties in London.

Sadiq Khan, London's mayor, stated he directed the Metropolitan Police to investigate the Great Israeli Real Estate event, which promotes companies linked to illegal Israeli settlements. The event is set for Sunday in London, with its location undisclosed, and legal groups have also requested the Met investigate blocking it under a Serious Crime Prevention Order.

Sadiq Khan, London's mayor, ordered the Metropolitan Police to investigate the Great Israeli Real Estate event, which he opposes due to its promotion of companies linked to illegal Israeli settlements. The event, scheduled for Sunday in London, has drawn condemnation from Khan and legal groups urging the Met to block it under a Serious Crime Prevention Order.

The Met chief warns that banning Palantir will leave frontline police lost in London. Sadiq Khan blocked the contract with the US tech company.

The US State Department's response to the murder of British student Henry Nowak includes a tweet criticizing 'ideological conditioning and two-tiered policing' in the UK. The intervention has intensified tensions over migration and race, with the tweet reflecting a shift from traditional diplomatic caution under the Trump administration.

US diplomats responded to the murder of British student Henry Nowak with a tweet criticizing 'ideological conditioning and two-tiered policing' in the UK. The State Department's approach contrasts with past cautious methods, reflecting tensions over migration and race. The response is linked to a personal feud between Trump and London mayor Sadiq Khan.

Sadiq Khan's £12.50-a-day ULEZ tax in London has not improved air quality as much as claimed, but it generates over £200m annually. New figures show the policy's financial impact contrasts with its environmental effectiveness.

London mayor Sadiq Khan plans to overrule the Soho Society’s decision to challenge all new licensing applications for bars and restaurants in Soho. The Soho Society, established to preserve the area’s character, voted to oppose such applications, including renewals.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan addresses social media posts criticizing the UK capital, blaming MAGA and Russia for the negative content. He discusses the UK's political environment and London's appeal for foreign investment at SXSW London.

A celebrity antiques dealer was left bloodied in two armed robberies, leading to the closure of their store. The dealer blames London's mayor, Sadiq Khan, for a 'scandalous' failure to address violent crime in the city.

Wealth tax fears have been reignited in the UK due to leadership uncertainty. Contenders Keir Starmer and Sadiq Khan have both hinted at potential tax reforms.

Sadiq Khan blocked a £50m Palantir contract for the Met Police, but the data firm's use in transforming the NHS is said to be saving countless lives.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan expressed feeling 'truly honoured and blessed' during his Hajj pilgrimage in Mecca. The event highlights his religious commitment and personal reflection.

London will ban cars from 200 additional roads under a new scheme led by Mayor Sadiq Khan and Transport for London (TfL) to promote walking in the city.

The article discusses the perceived transformation of Golders Green, attributing it to the rise of the Left and the silence of Sadiq Khan. It suggests a fear of left-wing influence and criticizes Khan's inaction.

Andrew Pierce accuses Sadiq Khan of hypocrisy and compares him to Vladimir Putin, suggesting Khan aims for authoritarian control in London.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan blocked a £50 million contract between the Metropolitan Police and AI company Palantir due to concerns over artificial intelligence, national security, and digital sovereignty. The decision was discussed on FRANCE 24 with Conservative Party leader Susan Hall from the London Assembly.

Palantir accused London mayor Sadiq Khan of prioritizing politics over public safety after he blocked a £50m contract with the Metropolitan Police for AI-powered intelligence analysis. The decision has also created tensions within the Labour party regarding the involvement with the US technology company. Palantir's UK head Louis Mosley criticized Khan for politicizing the procurement process.

Palantir has accused London Mayor Sadiq Khan of prioritizing politics over public safety after he blocked a £50 million contract between the tech company and the Metropolitan Police to use AI for intelligence analysis. The rejection has also created tensions within the Labour party regarding involvement with the US technology firm. Palantir's UK and Europe head Louis Mosley argues Khan politicized the procurement process.

Palantir's chief criticized London Mayor Sadiq Khan after Khan blocked a £50 million AI deal between the company and the Metropolitan Police. The executive sarcastically commented on Londoners' values regarding public safety in response to the blocked contract.