Sadiq Khan interview on mosque attacks

The transcript discusses the emotional impact of the Christchurch attack in New Zealand, where Muslims were targeted in a place of worship. It highlights the local impact on London, where additional policing around mosques is being implemented to reassure the public and ensure safety. The speaker emphasizes the importance of not changing daily life due to terrorism and encourages contacting the police for safety concerns.

What was the primary reason for the attack in Christchurch according to the speaker?

• Political differences

• Religious beliefs

• Cultural misunderstandings

• Economic issues

What actions did the speaker take in response to the Christchurch attack?

• Organized a public protest

• Held a press conference

• Spoke to city officials and increased police presence

• Visited Christchurch

What is the speaker's main message to those concerned about their safety?

• Avoid public places

• Travel in groups

• Contact the police if concerned

• Stay indoors

What is the speaker's view on changing daily life due to the attack?

• Move to safer areas

• People should change their routines

• Life should continue as normal

• Avoid places of worship

What limitation does the speaker acknowledge about police presence?

• It cannot prevent all crimes

• It is too costly

• It is not welcomed by the public

• It is only temporary