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News London has published 6 stories involving Lord Sadiq Khan, from September 2026 to October 2026. Each one is scored for how well the original reporting stood up, and lists the reports it was written from.
Barnet Council indicated that, amid a £200 million shortfall, weekly waste collection could shift to every two weeks. The proposal emerged from a question‑and‑answer session and may be finalised within the next twelve months, affecting households across the borough.
A significant section of Oxford Street, between Orchard Street and Great Portland Street, has been pedestrianised. The move aims to revitalise the area, boost economic growth, and create a greener environment, though some concerns about traffic diversion have been raised.
Private hire drivers protested outside Wayve's King's Cross headquarters on Saturday, organised by the ADCU, citing concerns that autonomous vehicles threaten their livelihoods. They called on London Mayor Sadiq Khan to take a clear stance against the technology's widespread adoption.
Palantir withdrew its High Court action after the Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime refused a £50 million contract. The Metropolitan Police now faces a 1,150‑post reduction, with half of those cuts expected to be carried out by AI tools, a change that could affect policing services across Barnet and the wider capital.
A YouGov poll released in October 2026 found that 67% of London adults would vote to rejoin the European Union, compared with 44‑50% in other English regions. The result follows calls from the mayor and Labour MPs for a second referendum.
Transport for London has been charged by the Health and Safety Executive over alleged safety failures at Walthamstow bus station that led to the death of 74‑year‑old Grace Mecaley. The first court appearance is set for 25 September at Westminster Magistrates Court.
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