How would the next London mayor change the capital?

Thirteen candidates will have their name on ballot papers when Londoners go to the polls to elect the next mayor of London on 2 May.

But in a diverse and multicultural city of nine million people, what will be the priorities for the next London mayor?

So we asked the candidates (in alphabetical order) one simple question - How would you change London?

Femy Amin - Animal Welfare Party

Count Binface

Rob Blackie - Liberal Democrats

Natalie Campbell - Independent

Howard Cox - Reform UK

Amy Gallagher - Social Democratic Party

Zoë Garbett - Green Party

Tarun Ghulati - Independent

Susan Hall - Conservative Party

Sadiq Khan - Labour Party

Andreas Michli - Independent

Brian Rose - London Real Party

Nick Scanlon - Britain First

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