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Introduction from Veronica Wadley, Editor of the Evening Standard, and Nick Ferrari's opening speech on crime, transport and congestion
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Introductions from Diane Abbott and Lionel Barber. Abbott speaks of her love of London and sees the city as a beacon of hope. Barber talks of London as a success story and a financial centre
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Ken Livingstone speech - Livingstone talks about how his key policies have worked in London and how the city is successful as it is open and has received investment
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Crime and what can be done - a question on gangs. Jane Morris, business owner, questions spend on advertising instead of police. Tom Mangle, journalist and author, asks about crime and Mr Livingstone answers with his views on the police
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Crime and Lionel Barber's views - how New York can be used as a model
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Non domicile tax payers - Kate Robertson asks Mr Livingstone about people's civic duty to pay their way
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Should non-domiciles pay tax? The audience is divided and Diane Abbott talks about not wanting people to have to be super rich or super poor to live in London
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Transport and the real purpose of the congestion charge - Minette Marin, columnist, asks about the congestion charge and emissions
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Taxi question - how can we keep the quality of London taxis with the rising costs of running them?
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Andrew Gilligan of the Evening Standard asks, if the stories the Evening Standard published on Lee Jasper were lies, why hasn't the mayor sued? The mayor answers
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Close and Mike Green asks about the look of London with the skyscraper plans