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The Mirror are about to publish a politically motivated hit piece on my 92-year-old mother’s business in an attempt to undermine my campaign to tackle crime in London. They’re basing this on anonymous, unverified, and anecdotal claims of crimes committed on the premises from years ago. These are stories that could have been made up by anyone, with no evidence, no verification, and no due diligence. Just desperation. Let me be absolutely clear: this is not journalism. It’s a political witch hunt by a far-left outlet scraping the barrel because I had the audacity to take on Sadiq Khan. I have no role whatsoever in the running or management of the business, a small B&B. But for my mother, it holds a special place in her heart. She came to Britain with nothing, grafted, saved, and eventually bought that building. It symbolises everything this country used to stand for: hard work, opportunity, and reward for effort. Every hotel faces its challenges. But to attack a 92-year-old immigrant woman for her grit, work ethic, and contribution to Britain based on anonymous online comments is gutter journalism and frankly, beneath contempt. If any of these alleged incidents ever did happen (and there’s no evidence they did), they only highlight the lawlessness and decay that Khan cheered on by rags like The Mirror has allowed to fester in our capital. Instead of manufacturing smear stories, journalists should be quizzing me on policy on how I’ll fix policing, restore order, and make London safe again. That’s what Londoners actually care about. When reporters stop telling the truth and start acting as political hitmen for their chosen side, they stop serving the public and start serving entrenched power.