A good question might be:

Accepting that nobody is perfect and it's impossible to keep all the people happy all the time, of any criticism you've heard about your handling the job over the last two terms - what, if anything, have you found to be most valid?

If so - what will you do to address, mitigate or undo it?

Nice vid. Showing ken to be the passionate Londoner that he is. I think it ends with the crucial thing - the Tories don't care about affordable housing. They don't care about the Government doing its bit in fighting climate change - That's the choice that Londoners face - forward with ken or backwards with Boris.

Do you think you can ever make your peace with the Evening Standard?

"Grind New Labour into the dust": Discuss.

Hack McNally

Ken,

With all the negative press surrounding this election, I don't know what you stand for.

Can you outline your pitch (for those of us who don't live and breathe politics)? And please - no fluffy over-the-top statements, most people can see through those and eventually lose interest. What do you really stand for, and why do you think you'll be the best choice for London?

Thanks.

Hi Ken,

Why not abandon bendy-busses altogether and win yourself 100,000 extra votes? 

Hello Ken. Who is your favourite figure from Labour movement history and why?

Six out of 10 people in London say there is nothing in the Olympics games for them. What will you be doing over the next term to correct this opinion?

http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2008/apr/29/london08.london