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  1. Mayor backs schemes for cycling infrastructure, while the Department for Transport researches accessibility in London designs.
  2. The Department for Transport is investigating operational reforms in London, following calls from Mayor Khan.

The Court of Appeal ruled Rahman acted unlawfully after opposing Khan's policy on reducing car use in Oxford.

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The Court of Appeal ruled Rahman acted unlawfully after opposing Khan's policy on reducing car use in Oxford.

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