Sadiq Khan says his kids think he's 'sold out' by accepting knighthood
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55% : 'It's the honour of my life to serve the city I love and I will continue to build the fairer, safer, greener and more prosperous London that all the capital's communities deserve.'However, during his time in City Hall, London has been dubbed the 'knife crime capital' and the Met Police Service has been forced into special measures.54% : The Labour mayor has previously said he was 'truly humbled' to have been made a knight and said it was the 'honour of my life to serve the city I love'.Biting back against his critics, Sir Khan told the PA news agency: 'Look, today's not the first time the Conservatives have criticised me.
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