Sadiq Khan fumes that British Muslims 'are being made to feel like second-class citizens' as London Mayor defends his record on crime
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Sadiq Khan fumes that British Muslims 'are being made to feel like second-class citizens' as London Mayor defends his record on crime.
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Sir Sadiq Khan has claimed British Muslims were being made to feel like "second-class citizens" as he stood by his record on crime.
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The London Mayor said he was unsure why people wanted to politicise a controversial public Iftar event in Trafalgar Square.
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The event was described as an "act of domination and division" in a post on X by Shadow Justice Secretary Nick Timothy.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say He told The Telegraph: "I understand at the moment that when it comes to the hierarchy of people who are trodden upon, Muslims are at the bottom.
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