Keith Prince: It is time to end strike action on public transport

Union barons on six-figure salaries deliberately causing inconvenience to passengers.

Matt Hartley: Conservatives are winning again in London

While Momentum discussed deselections the Conservatives gained a seat in Greenwich.

Roger Evans: Six months of Mayor Khan

Promises have already been abandoned – on transport fares, housing, policing. Even trees.

Thomas Turrell: Khan’s transport policy could harm TfL’s case for future investment

The failure to provide costings means that the Mayor lacks credibility.

Nadhim Zahawi: We need more infrastructure fast. Heathrow is just the start.

I hope that this decision is the first step in a drive to ensure greater connectivity between British cities and the rest of the world.

Dan Watkins: Has Khan made the big difference to London he is already claiming?

I’m reassured that his efforts so far reflect a continuation of Johnson’s successful policies for London.

Gareth Bacon: Khan needs to get serious about rail devolution

The Mayor of London is still in campaign mode – he should switch to governing mode.

Shaun Bailey: Wider availability of defibrillators could save lives of Londoners suffering cardiac arrests

Redundant phone boxes could be used but more training is also needed.

Sam Freedman: Selective schools destroy choice and competition. Why Conservatives should oppose May’s plans.

We have to accept that they represent a trade-off between a small minority than benefit and large majority that are penalised.

Joel Davidson: Fiscal devolution in London is welcome but the details will be challenging

Boosting small firms offers an opportunity for poorer boroughs.

Build, build, build with Javid

The new Communities Secretary sees the construction of more homes as his priority. It is a daunting political mission.

Johnson has more urgent business to hand than running the country

The most senior Minister in place at home has a great task before him – helping his country find a new international role (and restoring the morale of an exhausted department).

Tony Devenish: May’s call for a state that serves the people will resonate with Londoners

But Stamp Duty continues to constrain the supply of housing in the capital.

Simon Parker: Brexit wasn’t just about control. It was about people being left behind by the London elite

The focus on leaving the EU needs to be balanced by a powerful new Department for Growth, with a mandate to devolve power and drive up regional prosperity.

London will have to live with Brexit

Our greatest city is still a part of this country, and is no more entitled to a foreign policy than any other local government institution.