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No 10: Pledge for cannabis review by London mayor a waste of time

No 10: Pledge for cannabis review by London mayor ‘a waste of time’ 3 hours ago Downing Street has dismissed plans by the mayor of London to look into weaker laws on cannabis. The Prime Minister’s press secretary Allegra Stratton said Sadiq Khan’s re-election promise to set up a ‘cannabis commission’ was “not a matter for his office” and the Prime Minister would not sanction legalisation. Cannabis is a Class B drug which carries a maximum sentence of five years in prison and an unlimited fine for possession. No legalisation Reacting to Khan’s proposal to establish a London Drugs Commission, Stratton said: “Policy on controlled drugs is a matter for UK government and there are no plans to devolve this responsibility.

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Khan pledges drugs commission if re-elected London Mayor

Sadiq Khan, PA Sadiq Khan says will establish a new commission to examine the use of drugs in the capital if he is re-elected as mayor of London next month. The Labour incumbent has pledged to start the group of independent experts for fresh ideas if he wins a new mandate in the May 6 election. These experts from fields including criminal justice, community relations and public health, will examine evidence on the harms of drugs, support services and prevention, the effectiveness of current laws as well as tackling the root causes of crime. It would be expected to report to the Mayor with policy recommendations including for City Hall, the police, health services and central Government.

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What has Sadiq Khan promised in his election manifesto?

Sadiq Khan has called for more powers for the Mayor of London in his 100-page election manifesto. Credit: PA Sadiq Khan yesterday (April 6) launched his election manifesto with a pledge to support the creation of 170,000 new green jobs in London. The document, which is more than 100 pages long, contains campaign promises on everything from crime and transport to the environment and the economy. The Local Democracy Reporting Service has gone through the manifesto to see what exactly the current Mayor of London is promising if he is re-elected on May 6. Economy London’s economic recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic is the main focus of the manifesto and is reflected in almost all of the other areas mentioned.

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Sadiq Khan s cannabis stunt is typical of his empty gesture politics

Sadiq Khan s cannabis stunt is typical of his empty gesture politics
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What has Sadiq Khan promised in his election manifesto?

What has Sadiq Khan promised in his election manifesto?
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