Sadiq Khan sets out stall ahead of mayoral election

The transcript discusses the upcoming London election, highlighting the competition between the Labour and Conservative candidates. The current mayor emphasizes his achievements, such as free school meals and fare freezes, contrasting them with the Conservative's potential cuts. The issue of rough sleeping is addressed, with a focus on government policies and the need for more affordable housing. The mayor promises 40,000 new council homes by the end of the decade, aiming for a Labour government collaboration to transform London.

What is the main focus of the current mayor's campaign against the Conservative candidate?

• Increasing public transportation fares

• Delivering free school meals and fare freezes

• Reducing the number of police officers

• Building more private housing

What has been a significant challenge in reducing rough sleeping in London?

• Lack of public awareness

• Government changes to welfare benefits

• Insufficient police presence

• High cost of public transportation

What is the mayor's promise regarding new council homes by the end of the decade?

• 30,000 new homes

• 20,000 new homes

• 50,000 new homes

• 40,000 new homes

How does the mayor define a genuinely affordable home?

• A home with shared ownership or London living rent

• A home at 180% of market value

• A home with a private landlord

• A home costing £450,000

What is the potential benefit of having both a Labour mayor and a Labour government?

• Increased taxes for Londoners

• More private housing developments

• Reduction in public services

• Collaborative efforts for housing affordability