Sadiq Khan

Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for Tuesday

Sadiq Khan has been re-elected as Mayor of London for a second term after beating his closest rival with a vote share of 55.2 per cent versus 44.8 per cent in an election that was closer than expected

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has tightened the city-wide Low Emission Zone (LEZ) rules

Even before the new commission got underway, officials in east London removed a statue of 18th-century merchant and slave owner Robert Milligan from its place in the city's docklands

He said that his City Hall office would be working with Scotland Yard to ensure a "robust" policing plan was in place for such a march

Sadiq Khan was on a three-city tour of India, visiting Mumbai, New Delhi and Amritsar, later crossed over into Pakistan from the Attari-Wagah joint check post land border.

Sadiq's central message will be that the British capital remains open to Indian talent post-Brexit

Sadiq Khan's critics, including in his own party, have accused him of being a malleable populist

The 45-year-old Pakistani-origin leader won 57% of the vote to easily beat Zac Goldsmith, who got 43%.