Sadiq Khan Says Some Critics Of His Work On Violent Crime Hold "Prejudices" Against Him
3 October 2019, 11:17 | Updated: 3 October 2019, 12:56
Sadiq Khan has accused his critics on violent crime of holding "prejudices" against him.
The Mayor of London received a call on his LBC phone-in from a listener who insisted he cared more about banning adverts on the tube featuring women in bikinis than on trying to stop knife crime.
Speaking on LBC, he said his critics shouldn't "try and score cheap political points on this serious issue".
Responding to caller Nick, he said: "Violent crime is a serious issue and I hope people don't bring their own prejudices against me when talking about a serious issue.
"Some of your listeners are bereaved families and they take this very seriously.
"I hope people won't try to score cheap political points on this issue."
