London Mayor Sadiq Khan indicates he may claim a further payment through a House of Lords allowance, in addition to his existing salary. The reports say Khan is currently a member of the House of Lords, having been installed there during a period described as being among Keir Starmer’s final actions as prime minister. One outlet says Khan is pointing to the potential use of a tax-free House of Lords allowance described as £390 per day, while his reported London Mayor salary is about £170,000. The articles focus on the possibility that Khan could receive the allowance on top of his mayoral pay, framing it as a potential change to his overall earnings. They do not provide additional figures or confirm the timing or whether the allowance would be claimed. No further details are offered across the provided excerpts about the eligibility rules, frequency of claims, or any decision-making steps. Overall, the coverage centers on the mayor’s hints about claiming the House of Lords allowance and the relationship between that pay and his mayoral salary.