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London mayor Sadiq Khan (Lab) has unveiled plans to abandon the £15 congestion charge that was raised by almost a third last year, and to roll it back to a weekday levy. The mayor has made tackling air pollution one of his key policy commitments. He is still intending to extend London's existing ultra low emission zone (ulez) from October onwards, with motorists charged £12.50 a day, and up to £5.50 for entering Greater London - though these plans have been delayed by the pandemic. But he has now indicated his intentions to reverse the congestion charge increase from £11.50 to £15 which ...

This year’s mayor of London election has set a record for the most ever candidates, with 20 candidates lining up to be the next mayor.

Count Binface has claimed he is "more qualified" than his opponents after he released his manifesto for London. The self-proclaimed interplanetary space warrior, who challenged Boris Johnson in the 2019 general election, said that he is aiming for "victory" in the mayoral race. The count, played by comedian Jon Harvey, 41, released his manifesto on Wednesday, which includes plans to rename London Bridge as Phoebe Waller Bridge and have London join the EU. "I took a look at the other candidates and thought that this looks like a rubbish election. So, seeing as rubbish is manna from hea...

Sadiq Khan is running for re-election as London mayor Credit: Victoria Jones/PA The London mayoral election is set to take place on May 6 after a year's delay. The emergency Coronavirus Act 2020 postponed local elections across England, meaning the current mayor Sadiq Khan served an additional twelve months. Labour candidate Khan is currently running for re-election, with a strong lead in the polls of 41 per cent compared with his Conservative opposition Shaun Bailey, who currently sits at 28 per cent.  This year there are a record-breaking 20 candidates standing in the London mayoral elect...

Count Binface has claimed he is “more qualified” than his opponents after he released his manifesto for London. The self-proclaimed interplanetary space warrior, who challenged Boris Johnson in the 2019 general election, said that he is aiming for “victory” in the mayoral race. The count, played by comedian Jon Harvey, 41, released his manifesto on Wednesday, which includes plans to rename London Bridge as Phoebe Waller Bridge and have London join the EU. “I took a look at the other candidates and thought that this looks like a rubbish election. So, seeing as rubbish is manna from h...