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London calling, London calling. Too many black cab drivers are white Dear old Ken, he should move to Birmingham or Dudley - there, it appears to be the other way round. 

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Well, you know what that snide will claim if this comes to pass... 

'The Metropolitan Police Force is too white'

Ah well, it's more than can be said for our capital city these days.

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Livingstone denies claims to GLA

Ciar Byrne
Wednesday June 26, 2002


Ken Livingstone
Livingstone: 'There must have been 20 instances like this over the last 24 years'
 

Ken Livingstone fought for his political honour again today, once more denying reports in the London Evening Standard that he had manhandled his girlfriend and tussled with a man at a party.

Mr Livingstone, appearing before a special sitting of the greater london assembly, insisted he had not lied to assembly members about his account of incidents at a birthday party last month.

Mr Livingstone again denied claims that he had manhandled his pregnant girlfriend, Emma Beal, tussled with fellow guest Robin Hedges, an art editor on the Evening Standard, and fled the scene before police arrived.

Hedges underwent a brain scan after plunging 15ft down a stairwell during the party.

The London mayor also defended his statement to the GLA last week in which he claimed he was the victim of a smear campaign by the London paper and said that initial reports of the alleged tussle were "the most inaccurate and distorted articles" he had ever seen.

Today he said the claim that he had manhandled his girlfriend after he allegedly found her smoking was "the most distressing lie in the Evening Standard campaign".

He referred to a statement by Ms Beal which said: "At no point did Ken and I scuffle, nor did he manhandle or frogmarch or abuse me at that time or any time in our relationship."

Mr Livingstone was called to explain his actions after using last week's mayor's question time to make an unsolicited private statement denying reports that he had behaved badly.

 

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London Community Coalition

This website has been created to explain the fears and dismay felt by representatives of community and faith-based groups in London following Mayor Ken Livingstone's public embrace of Sheikh Qaradawi. During Qaradawi's visit to London in July 2004 many diverse groups in the capital voiced their opposition to the Mayor's actions and public association with Sheikh Qaradawi. Unfortunately, the Mayor's response was far from adequate and sought to conflate specific criticisms of Sheikh Qaradawi with criticism of Islam as a whole.

I only have eyes...for you

Following Mayor Livingstone's invitation to Qaradawi to return to London, these groups formed a loose coalition which wrote to the Mayor seeking a meeting with him to express the depths of their concern, and to present evidence about Sheikh Qaradawi which they felt deserved further consideration. The Mayor ignored this letter for a significant period of time, and finally responded in belligerent terms, and refused to meet with the group.

As a result of the Mayor's refusal to meet with representatives of many of London's communities and faith-based groups, the coalition decided to make public the concerns and evidence that they would have presented to the Mayor had a meeting taken place. This documentation was provided to members of the London Assembly together with a request that they exercise their right to scrutinise the actions of the Mayor to examine the many questions raised by this affair. As a result many members of the media, and the general public have requested copies of the documentation and correspondence with the Mayor. In the interest of transparency and open debate the relevant materials have been posted on this website.

 

 

 

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