Sadiq Khan promises 40,000 new council homes at re-election campaign

The transcript discusses the longstanding housing challenge in London and the potential for significant progress with political will. A major election pledge is made to deliver 40,000 new council homes by the end of the decade. The collaboration between a Labour Mayor and a Labour Government is highlighted as a transformative opportunity to accelerate housing delivery and address London's housing crisis.

What is the speaker's commitment regarding new council homes?

• To build luxury apartments

• To deliver 20,000 new homes by the end of the decade

• To deliver 40,000 new council homes by the end of the decade

• To renovate existing council homes

How does the speaker propose to accelerate housing development?

• By importing foreign labor

• By collaborating with a New Labour government

• By increasing taxes

• By reducing construction standards

What is described as a 'game changer' for the city?

• A reduction in housing prices

• A new educational policy

• A new transportation system

• A Labour Mayor and a Labour Government in power simultaneously

What does the speaker believe a Labour government would do for London?

• Increase taxes on housing

• Focus on rural development

• Transform the city and propel it forward

• Slow down housing development

What opportunity does the speaker see with Labour leadership?

• A chance to reduce public spending

• An opportunity to expand public transportation

• A once in a generation opportunity to solve the housing crisis

• A chance to increase tourism