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Speak to Sadiq.

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, takes your calls.

On Thursday, the 11th of May,

this is Sadiq Khan, bringing you your latest edition

of Speak to Sadiq on LBC.

I'm here for the next 30 minutes,

and as you can see, I'm very keen to take your calls.

This is your chance to put any question you like to me,

the Mayor of London,

and I will do my best to answer the numbers for you

to get your questions on here are

0345-6060973,

or you can email sadiq atlbc.uk.org. You can text on 84850. Good morning James.

Good morning, Mr. Mayor. Thank you for your time as ever. We will turn to the phones imminently,

but we'll begin if we may with a little bit of Brexit. What's going on?

Well, I think what we saw over the course of the night was frustration from

our friends in the European Union. They were told by Theresa May that she could reach a deal by

March 29th. That's why she served the Article 50 notice to quit. She refused to take any advice

to listen to anybody who told it wouldn't be possible to do so. And lo and behold, the EU have agreed, they didn't need you, they've agreed to this six months extension. I think it's not going to be enough. I think we're not going to resolve the differences there are. We're not going to reach a resolution of the issues. And what I think the Prime Minister should have done was to stop the clock. Just take away all the panic by withdrawing article 50 and we could

have then with revoking yeah yeah cool calm heads reached a decision look nobody would serve a notice

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