London mayoral election 'a moment of maximum opportunity', says Khan

The transcript discusses the increase in London's homelessness budget and initiatives to combat rough sleeping, emphasizing the need for a Labour government to end rough sleeping by the decade's end. It highlights the importance of peaceful protests in a democracy and addresses rising crime rates, linking them to austerity measures. The speaker advocates for a Labour mayor and government to reduce crime and improve public services.

What has been the trend in the budget for homelessness from 2016 to 2023?

How many rough sleepers have been taken off the streets since 2060?

What is the significance of the upcoming election on May 2nd according to the speaker?

What are some of the causes of crime mentioned in the text?

What measures have been taken since 2016 to address crime in London?