This is LBC from Global, leading Britain's conversation with James O'Brien.

Very good morning indeed to you. It is three minutes after ten, and you are listening to LBC,

where all things being equal, we may have a little bit of light relief from 12 o'clock today with

Mistria. We shall no doubt be

casting an eye over Jeremy Corbyn's travails. And I suspect the powerful argument that from where

the Labour leader is sitting, the resignation of Tom Watson is not necessarily bad news on the scale

that many of the newspapers would have you believe this morning, but I shall be finding out what

you think about that,

all of which follows a visit from the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan.

Now, because we're in an election period,

Mr Khan is a guest on my show,

as opposed to a sort of Ersatz presenter in his own right,

but apart from that, the format remains exactly the same.

And the invitation to you is to ring in and put to him whichever question you please.

035-60-60-973 is, as ever, the number you need.

And we will kick off imminently.

I should begin, Sadiq Khan Khan with questions about Tom Watson's resignation,

deputy leader of the Labour Party, day one of an election campaign.

It's almost as if he designed it to inflict maximum damage upon the leader.

While simultaneously claiming that it was a personal, not political decision.

Morning.

I'm not sure that's right.

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