Sadiq Khan
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London’s mayor has made two major new appointments as the capital contends with climate of uncertainty
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The capital strongly backed the remain campaign but must not forget that 1.5 million Londoners did not
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London mayor Sadiq Khan says he is deeply worried about racism fuelled by the leave result in the EU referendum and has promised a zero tolerance response
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PM says government ‘will not tolerate intolerance’ after reported spike in hate crimes and abuse after EU referendum
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Capital’s mayor makes speech at Pride in London event calling for Jeremy Corbyn to help heal rifts caused by UK’s Brexit vote
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Prime minister says he will step down by the autumn as UK votes by 52%-48% to leave the European Union
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Mayor will issue clear message of tolerance at LGBT+ parade, reassuring non-British residents after Brexit vote
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Greater devolution to urban regions can help restore the loss of faith in government exposed by the referendum campaign
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Defence secretary repeated claim made previously by PM in Commons that Suliman Gani supported Islamic State
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Party leader says there should be no limits on numbers of EU workers who can come to Britain, calling for ‘rational discussion’
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David Dimbleby hosts the final debate at Wembley, ahead of the EU referendum vote on Thursday
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London mayor accuses his predecessor of ‘project hate’ during BBC’s biggest referendum event
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EU referendum: our panel on Question Time at Wembley Arena
Gaby Hinsliff and othersAll eyes have been on the ambitious Mr Johnson, but the debate showed that Boris wasn’t the only show in town -
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Major changes to the capital’s most famous shopping street look to be on their way, though how closely they match Sadiq Khan’s manifesto promise remains to be seen
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Former London mayor to argue for Brexit against Scottish Conservative leader in BBC broadcast from Wembley Arena
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Editorial: A fourth good byelection win in a Labour seat shows Jeremy Corbyn is not the electoral disaster some have alleged. But much tougher tests await
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How will Transport for London and the new mayor’s transport deputy address the heavy pressures on the capital’s road space and the strong passions they arouse?
Dave Hill on London The case for a more independent, post-Brexit London is gaining strength