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

It's just after 10 o'clock on Thursday, the 29th of August. This is Sadiq Khan, bringing you your latest edition of Speak to Sadiq on LBC.

I'm here for the next 30 or so minutes taking your call. I've not shut down LBC. I'm not suspending.

Speak to Siddick. I'm not running scared of being held to count. I've not shut down LBC. I'm not suspending, speak to SILIC.

I'm not running scared of being held to count.

I think it's important for you to scrutinize me and ask me difficult questions.

That's what politicians are elected in this country to do,

up until now anyway.

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

the mayor of London.

James O'Brien's here to make sure I answer your questions. He's not been shut down either.

I'll do my best to answer. So the numbers for you to get your questions on the air are 0345-60609773.

You can email at sique and lbc.co.com. You can text on 84850. Don't think you can also watch

speak to sariq on the website lbc.co.uk or live on the LBC Facebook page. Good morning, James.

Good morning, Mr. Mayor. Nice to see you. Not a lot to talk about

on the political landscape, really. I worry that we might struggle to fill half an hour at this point.

Well, I think, I'm here for as long as the public wants to ask me questions to be scrutinized

and held to account. I think the first caller, James, is Joe from Wimbledon. Good morning, Joe.

Yes, hello. Good morning. Basically, the Notting Hill

Carnival, which has just occurred. I think it all sort of went very well. It's apparently

Europe's biggest street party. Yes. And it generates nearly 100 million pounds, as I understand, which is not bad takings

for a long weekend.

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