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Sadiq Khan

Reporter · GB

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Sep 22, 2026
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Jul 6, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 22, 2026 · Sir Sadiq Khan

    London Fashion Week can be the start of a golden era for a sector that keeps the capital prosperous, writes mayor Sadiq Khan | LBC (opens the original)

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    Yesterday, London Fashion Week drew to a close – and what a week it was. With the eyes of the world on the capital, we put on a show to remember. The last few days saw a new generation of young, London-based designers take over the runway. From Aaron Esh and Chopova Lowena to KNWLS and Paolo Carzana, they channelled our city’s unique style into breathtaking designs which – if the applause they earned is anything to go by – are redefining the future of fashion. In their 170th anniversary year, Bu

  2. Article · Aug 1, 2026 · Sir Sadiq Khan

    London's museums are the envy of the world. We must keep them free to enter, writes Sadiq Khan | LBC (opens the original)

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    Art and culture are for everyone – no matter where they’re from or how much money they earn Across London this week, hundreds of thousands of families have been celebrating the start of the summer holidays. For many of them, that means a trip to the museum. In London, our new "Weekend Hopper" means that, for the first time, parents can make unlimited bus journeys every Saturday and Sunday for the price of a single fare. That’s just as well, because their options for places to visit are almost en

  3. Article · Jul 21, 2026 · Sir Sadiq Khan

    The first rung of the career ladder has been snapped off. Here is how I intend to repair it, writes Sir Sadiq Khan | LBC (opens the original)

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    We must both support young people to enter the workforce today and prepare them for the jobs of tomorrow I still remember my graduation like it was yesterday. My parents were watching as I walked across the stage – two first-generation immigrants, who had sacrificed so much to give me opportunities they never had. I felt the enormous sense of pride and responsibility that comes with being one of the first in your family to go to university. At the time, I was still sleeping in a bunk bed, sharin

  4. Article · Jul 6, 2026 · Sir Sadiq Khan

    I’m urging Londoners to stand alongside their LGBTQIA+ neighbours more loudly than ever, writes Sadiq Khan | LBC (opens the original)

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    I was at the Pride in London Parade once again on Saturday. From Hyde Park Corner to Trafalgar Square, Soho to Leicester Square, the capital’s streets bore witness to an explosion of joy. In a riot of colour, our city’s extraordinary LGBTQIA+ community filled London with light and laughter in a way only they can. As ever, there was music, dancing, and some of the most outrageously impressive outfits you’ve ever seen. In my decade as Mayor, Pride has been a constant. In that time, I’ve walked alo

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