The Latest Breaking News from Sadiq Khan

Event in London to include a Q&A with the victorious players and their manager, and will also be broadcast

Sadiq Khan is facing a growing backlash over plans to expand the Ultra-Low Emission Zone to cover the whole of Greater London, with the City Hall Conservatives describing the potential positive impact as “negligible”.As the public consultation over the plans comes to an end on Friday, City Hall has released…

Members of Aslef union will take part in most widespread stoppage by train drivers since rail privatisation

Dawoodi Bohra leader Mufaddal Saifuddin, who is in the UK to preach, is an advocate of the abusive practice whose visa should be revoked, say activists

TfL has been given one week to decide whether to accept the Government’s “final offer” of a long-term funding settlement.

Sadiq Khan is facing a growing backlash over plans to expand the Ultra-Low Emission Zone to cover the whole of Greater London, with the City Hall Conservatives describing the potential positive impact as “negligible”.

The capital’s transport body has been reliant on money from the Government to keep services running during the coronavirus pandemic.

Transport for London said Piccadilly line services will resume running through the night on Fridays and Saturdays.

Sadiq Khan has said he would “absolutely” join picket lines in the future but refused to be drawn on the controversial sacking of Labour front bencher Sam Tarry.

All five Night Tube Lines will be fully operational for the first time since March 2020

Mr Khan said last week’s events ‘laid bare how vulnerable London is to the effects of climate change’