How would the next London mayor change the capital?
Thirteen candidates want your vote to become mayor of London on 2 May
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Thirteen candidates will have their name on ballot papers when Londoners go to the polls to elect the next mayor of London on 2 May.
But in a diverse and multicultural city of nine million people, what will be the priorities for the next London mayor?
So we asked the candidates (in alphabetical order) one simple question - How would you change London?
Femy Amin - Animal Welfare Party
Count Binface
Rob Blackie - Liberal Democrats
Natalie Campbell - Independent
Howard Cox - Reform UK
Amy Gallagher - Social Democratic Party
Zoë Garbett - Green Party
Tarun Ghulati - Independent
Susan Hall - Conservative Party
Sadiq Khan - Labour Party
Andreas Michli - Independent
Brian Rose - London Real Party
Nick Scanlon - Britain First
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