Fireworks

It comes after the last two New Year's Eve displays were cancelled due to the pandemic.

“And that’s about restoring trust in politics and hopefully we can make progress on that.” I feel positive about the change we can bring.” Speaking to Sky News on Saturday evening, Mr Khan said: “These are the biggest fireworks in Europe. “Our post-Covid, post-pandemic UK will finally start to take advantage of all our new freedoms, lengthening our lead as the best place on earth to invest, to start a business, raise a family or to just hang out in the pub which is what I propose to do this New Year’s Eve.” “2022 is tip-toeing towards the exit after a pretty tumultuous year in which we lost our beloved Queen and saw the start of the worst war in Europe for 80 years,” he said. He went on to acknowledge that many are anxious about the economy and “want peace of mind that things are just going to be OK”. In a video posted on Twitter on Saturday meanwhile, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak conveyed a message of hope for the new year, saying he hopes to build “pride”, “reassurance” and a sense of “fairness” among the British public. “We hope that people will be happy, on each side of this conflict, and there will be peace,” he added, in a reference to Russia’s 10-month war in Ukraine. “I just want people to feel proud of being british, proud of their town, their community that they call home, and proud of their leaders actually,” he said. He hinted at “at least three massive surprises” to come in the display, adding that the fireworks would act as a “reflection on the last year” including “We hope that there will be a predictable year, we hope there will be world peace, as strange as it may sound in such a situation,” said Moscow resident Alexander Tsvetov. I think they’re the best fireworks in the world - they’re the best we’ve had in London, the biggest we’ve had in London.”