London Mayor Sadiq Khan is among 26 people appointed as new members of the House of Lords, according to BBC News. The announcements include broadcaster June Sarpong and Christina McAnea, described as a former union chief. The BBC reports that the appointments will bring Khan and the other newly named peers into the Lords, expanding the chamber’s membership. The sources provided do not specify the dates of when the peers will take their seats, nor do they detail the political affiliations or party designations for each appointee. They also do not outline the selection process or the specific roles each individual will undertake after appointment. Overall, the reporting centers on the list of 26 new peers and highlights several named figures, including Khan, Sarpong and McAnea, indicating broad representation from public life, broadcasting and labor leadership. The information is presented as an official set of appointments to the UK’s upper parliamentary house.