Count Binface: I will rename London Bridge and have never heard of Susan Hall

The speaker, a part-time politician, discusses their candidacy for London mayor, highlighting unique policies like renaming London Bridge and capping croissant prices. They critique Sadiq Khan's extended tenure and advocate for change. The speaker also comments on UK politics, the general election, and issues affecting democracy, such as voting systems and media influence. They conclude with a nod to Tony Benn's democratic principles.

What is one of the unique policies proposed by the speaker for the London mayoral election?

• Capping croissants at 1 LB

• Building a new stadium

• Free public transport

• Renaming Big Ben

What does the speaker suggest about Sadiq Khan's tenure as mayor?

• He has done a decent job

• He should run for Prime Minister

• He has become a laughingstock

• He should continue for another term

What is the speaker's opinion on the upcoming general election?

• It should be canceled

• It will not change anything

• The UK is ready for it

• It should be delayed

What does the speaker criticize about the current voting system?

• It is not accessible to everyone

• It is too complicated

• It requires photo ID unnecessarily

• It is too expensive

According to the speaker, what is a threat to democracy in Britain?

• Media channels like GB News

• Increased taxes

• High unemployment rates

• Lack of public transport