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Editorial: Labour is on course to win the London mayoralty, but this does not justify the Tories’ underhand electoral tactics

In the course of three or so years and more than 700 editions, this newsletter has been known to drop the odd clanger. Typos, of course ('guilt-edged' still haunts me late at night) and even once contriving to use an image of Tower Bridge to illustrate a story about Hammersmith…

With under six weeks to go until the mayoral election on May 2, the Standard launches a series of audits into Sadiq Khan’s record. Here, Home Affairs Editor Martin Bentham examines crime

London is poised to reach further out into the sky. Plans are afoot to build scores of new tall buildings across the capital over the next few years in a wave of construction that will reshape the city’s skyline for the next century.

The candidate warned that London has become ‘far too expensive’ for ‘too many people’

City Hall said the new taskforce will help Jewish and Muslim communities identify “areas of risk and plan improvements” to the sprawling transport network

Footage of people panicking, designed to attack the London mayor’s record on crime, was filmed in a New York subway station

The Conservative contender has vowed to focus on cutting crime, tackling ‘sky-high’ rents and cancelling the Ulez expansion

She accused Mr Khan of ‘ignoring’ Londoners’ concerns on crime, housing, and the Ulez expansion, but promised ‘I am listening’