Sir Sadiq Khan has been blasted over Labour hypocrisy after being handed a peerage by Sir Keir Starmer.
Speaking to GB News, London Assembly Member Susan Hall criticised the London Mayor for “collecting titles”, warning he will become a “part-time Mayor”.
The outgoing Prime Minister named Sir Sadiq as a peer among 16 new members to the House of Lords, in one of his final acts before leaving No10.
London’s longest-serving Mayor of London will now need to give up his knighthood in order to sit in the upper chamber.
Reacting to the decision, Ms Hall told GB News that he has done “nothing” to deserve the peerage.
She said: “It’s amazing, isn’t it? He said himself that he thought the House of Lords should be abolished, but, you see, this is what these Labour politicians are like, aren’t they?
“They say all of these things, but when they’re offered these jobs, they take them straight away. Can’t believe a word they say.”
Ms Hall argued that Sir Sadiq would “have to stand down” as Mayor if he is offered a Cabinet position by new Prime Minister Andy Burnham.


