Monday’s London Links

It’s *still* the weekend! Extraordinary.

• Congratulations to Brixton’s Ritzy Cinema named best in London.
• Natalie Bennett is impressed by Sainsburys’ healthy options.
• The Met are coming in for flak for rude and aggressive, even from the BBC.
• False Dichotomies has an interesting piece starting with praise of tube passengers.
• We need safe and secure  housing in South Kilburn argues Wembley Matters.
• Kennington People on Bikes looks at council works and bike lanes.

• The Times on the Mayoral race and cycling.
• Today’s editorial in the Guardian is a massive slap in the face for the Ken and Boris show.
• Conservative Home aren’t impressed with Ken either, surprisingly.
• Mind you, Political Scrapbook rather fairly points out  that Andrew Gilligan may be becoming a little obsessive.
• Ken Livingstone has an extraordinary article on Comment is Free about how we should all forget about his tax gaffes.
• According to the Telegraph Livingstone has said the riots would not have happened if he’d been at the wheel.
• The Huffington Post tells Mr Johnson he can’t buy green cool.
• And the mayor has been firing shots across Cameron’s bows according to the Financial Times.
• Boris Watch wants to know who is paying for the Mayor’s holidays.
• Brian Paddick says night buses should take you to your door. Evening Standard.
• Meanwhile Jenny Jones is in the guardian talking about, among other things HS2.
• She is also interviewed by Mayor Watch.
• Red Pepper profiles the socialist slate, TUSC, standing on the Assembly list.
• Siobhan Benita got some incredible coverage from The Times this weekend (behind a paywall) so you’ll have to make do with the Guardian’s Pass Notes.
• She’s doing so well she’s turning down second preferences. Evening Standard.
• Cementing her reputation as the Heathrow expansion candidate she is interviewed by their inhouse mag.
• If you have a question for the Mayoral candidates Pink News is hosting live debates.