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Eight candidates to fight it out to be Labour's London mayor Eight candidates to fight it out to be Labour's London mayor
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Eight candidates will fight it out to be Labour's choice to be the next mayor of London.Eight candidates will fight it out to be Labour's choice to be the next mayor of London.
Candidates include one ex-MP, four current MPs, a writer, a former mayor of Lambeth and one journalist.Candidates include one ex-MP, four current MPs, a writer, a former mayor of Lambeth and one journalist.
All will vie to get on a shortlist next month, chosen by a committee of the Labour Party.All will vie to get on a shortlist next month, chosen by a committee of the Labour Party.
Then will lie ahead weeks of campaigning, hustings and media appearances before the winner emerges in the middle of September.Then will lie ahead weeks of campaigning, hustings and media appearances before the winner emerges in the middle of September.
The line up is:The line up is:
Two other Labour members Keran Kerai, a writer from Harrow, and Neeraj Patil, a former mayor of Lambeth, have also applied.
Labour is running a selection process based on the primary principle that extends voting rights to supporters who sign up to the party and pay a £3 fee by the middle of August.Labour is running a selection process based on the primary principle that extends voting rights to supporters who sign up to the party and pay a £3 fee by the middle of August.
But the first hurdle is to get nominations from at least five Labour constituency branches in London and at least one nomination from a so-called Labour affiliate, including unions, the Co-op or Fabian Society.But the first hurdle is to get nominations from at least five Labour constituency branches in London and at least one nomination from a so-called Labour affiliate, including unions, the Co-op or Fabian Society.
Tories yet to comeTories yet to come
Candidates will be interviewed on 13 June by a selection committee made up of three members of the London regional board and three members of the party's national executive committee.Candidates will be interviewed on 13 June by a selection committee made up of three members of the London regional board and three members of the party's national executive committee.
A shortlist will be revealed that day.A shortlist will be revealed that day.
The process will run in parallel with Labour's selection of a new leader.The process will run in parallel with Labour's selection of a new leader.
The Conservatives have not yet revealed when they plan to run their selection process although three people - deputy mayor Stephen Greenhalgh, London Assembly member Andrew Boff and businessman Ivan Massow - have so far said they are running.The Conservatives have not yet revealed when they plan to run their selection process although three people - deputy mayor Stephen Greenhalgh, London Assembly member Andrew Boff and businessman Ivan Massow - have so far said they are running.