Sadiq Khan dons a trendy new suit as he celebrates winning an historic third term as London mayor by hailing his victory over 'Donald Trump-style populism' with blast at ex-US president's claim the ca

Sadiq Khan today claimed Londoners had 'slammed the door shut' on Donald Trump's 'brand of hard-right populism' as he began his historic third term as mayor. But Mr Khan said Mr Trump 'couldn't be more wrong', adding: 'The truth is, through the results of this election Londoners have slammed the door shut on his brand of hard-right populism. Sadiq Khan claimed Londoners had 'slammed the door shut' on Donald Trump 's 'brand of hard-right populism' as he began his historic third term as mayor Mr Khan, pictured with his wife Saadiya, returned to his personal feud with the former US president following his victory in last week's mayoral election in the capital Mr Khan said Mr Trump 'couldn't be more wrong', adding: 'The truth is, through the results of this election Londoners have slammed the door shut on his brand of hard-right populism.' Mr Trump, who is bidding for a return to the White House, recently claimed London was 'unrecognisable' because it had 'opened its doors to jihad' The mayor, dressed in a green linen suit from Hackney-based Percival, hailed the capital as 'a city of progress, pluralism and endless possibility' The Labour politician signed a declaration of acceptance of office to begin his third term as mayor Mr Khan trounced Tory rival Susan Hall in Thursday's mayoral election with a majority of some 275,000 votes.