By Bob Sherwood, London and South East Correspondent
Published: August 11 2008 21:58 | Last updated: August 11 2008 21:58
London will not be used as the “Petri dish” for developing experimental Conservative policies, Boris Johnson has insisted.
In an interview to mark his first 100 days in office, the capital’s mayor rebutted widespread claims that his administration would be used as a test-bed for Tory policies ahead of a general election.
Boris Johnson: his ideas are 'broadly congruent with things Conservatives might like to do when they get to office'
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