Susan Hall announced as Conservative candidate for London mayor. Ms Hall said it was a 'huge honour' to be chosen as the Tory candidate to take on Sadiq Khan in 2024
London Labour said she"couldn't be more out of touch with our city and its values", adding:"She's an outspoken supporter of Trump, Boris Johnson and a hard Brexit. She cheered Liz Truss's mini-budget, which sent mortgages and rents soaring. She doesn't stand up for women. And she hates London's diversity.
"The London election next year will be a two-horse race and the choice is clear - a Labour mayor with a positive vision who will continue to build a fairer, greener and safer London for everyone, or the extreme Tory candidate, who stands for cuts to London's public services, inequality and division. The Tories have failed the country. They can't be trusted to run London."
At the time, Ms Hall said Mr Korski"fought a hard campaign with lots of fresh ideas" but that the allegations against him were"serious and it is right that they are investigated in the proper way".Ms Hall is from Harrow in northwest London, where she owns a hair salon and raised her family.
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