City AM opinion piece, on UK Politics, 12 November 2026

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London’s future is in the hands of a handful of Conservatives, let’s hope they choose wisely

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Alys Denby's column sets out the three candidates for the Conservative nomination for Mayor of London and argues that Londoners should want strong opposition to Labour. Its criticism of Sadiq Khan and the government is argument, which is not a finding on an opinion piece. Nothing in it misleads the reader on the grounds an opinion piece is judged on.

Opinion piece: read for false claims of fact and for fairness to the people it names, not for its opinions.

What it gets right

  • “The Party does not publish official figures but its membership is thought to be under 200,000”

    The column tells the reader that the membership figure is unofficial and an estimate. It does not present a guess as a published number.

  • “he says he knows how to promote the Capital to the world”

    Cleverly's claims about his own experience are attributed to him, not adopted in the columnist's voice.

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