Sadiq Khan wins second term as London's Mayor
- London Mayot says he will leave no stone unturned to get the city back on its feet
- Sadiq Khan had criticized Brexit and successive Conservative prime ministers, including his mayoral predecessor Boris Johnson, as well as for a feud with former US President Donald Trump
(Karachi) London Mayor Sadiq Khan has won a second term at City Hall after defeating Conservative rival Shaun Bailey, local media reported on Sunday.
Thanking his supporters in a tweet, Sadiq Khan said: "Thank you London. It’s the absolute honor of my life to serve the city I love for another three years."
He added, "I’ll leave no stone unturned to get our city back on its feet. A brighter future is possible, and we’ll deliver it together."
Labour Party's Sadiq Khan was first elected as London mayor five years ago. The 50-year-old politician is a former human rights lawyer and brought up on a London public housing complex.
He has made a name for himself as a vocal critic of Brexit and successive Conservative prime ministers, including his mayoral predecessor Boris Johnson, as well as for a feud with former US President Donald Trump.
The pair became embroiled in an extraordinary war of words after Khan criticized Trump´s controversial travel ban on people from certain Muslim countries.
In a series of bizarre attacks, Trump accused Khan of doing a "very bad job on terrorism" and called him a "stone-cold loser" and a "national disgrace".
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