Sadiq Khan says his re-election shows Labour can 'double down' on climate policies

The transcript discusses a meeting with the Pope, highlighting his leadership beyond the Catholic faith and his efforts to unite mayors and governors for climate action. It details London's successful green policies, such as reducing air pollution and increasing zero-emission buses. The political and economic benefits of these initiatives are emphasized, along with the importance of maintaining momentum despite opposition. The global climate change issue is framed as a cultural battleground, with a call for intelligent discourse and action.

What was the purpose of the Pope's summit mentioned in the text?

How has London managed to reduce air pollution over the last eight years?

What are some of the green policies that have been implemented in London?

How does the speaker view the relationship between climate change policies and economic benefits?

What is the significance of the phrase 'none of us would allow our children to drink dirty water' in the context of the speech?