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'''Greater London''' an area of south-eastern England, which encompasses much of the [[London]] built-up area. It is co-terminus with [[county for the purposes of lieutenancy]] '''Greater London''' and the statistical '''London region'''. It was created in 1965, and covers the administrative [[County of London]] (which by that date included just central and inner London, and not the city's twentieth century suburbs), plus the city's outer suburban areas; thus covering most of the county [[Middlesex]], and parts of [[Hertfordshire]], [[Essex]], [[Kent]], and [[Surrey]]. It is divided into 32 London [[borough]]s as well as the ancient [[City of London]]. Greater London was administered between 1965 and 1986 by the [[Greater London Council]] (GLC). This was abolished for political rather than administrative convenience, and between 1986 and 2000 London was run by a collection of statutory and ad hoc bodies. In 2000 the Greater London Assembly and the post of elected executive Mayor of London were created to run the capital. The last leader of the GLC, [[Ken Livingstone]], became the first Mayor of London (a post not to be confused with that of the ceremonial ''Lord Mayor of London''); in 2008 he was succeeded in that post by [[Boris Johnson]]. The current mayor is [[Sadiq Khan]].

'''Greater London''' is an area of south-eastern England, which encompasses much of the [[London]] built-up area. It is co-terminus with [[county for the purposes of lieutenancy]] '''Greater London''' and the statistical '''London region'''. It was created in 1965, and covers the administrative [[County of London]] (which by that date included just central and inner London, and not the city's twentieth century suburbs), plus the city's outer suburban areas; thus covering most of the county [[Middlesex]], and parts of [[Hertfordshire]], [[Essex]], [[Kent]], and [[Surrey]]. It is divided into 32 London [[borough]]s as well as the ancient [[City of London]]. Greater London was administered between 1965 and 1986 by the [[Greater London Council]] (GLC). This was abolished for political rather than administrative convenience, and between 1986 and 2000 London was run by a collection of statutory and ad hoc bodies. In 2000 the Greater London Assembly and the post of elected executive Mayor of London were created to run the capital. The last leader of the GLC, [[Ken Livingstone]], became the first Mayor of London (a post not to be confused with that of the ceremonial ''Lord Mayor of London''); in 2008 he was succeeded in that post by [[Boris Johnson]]. The current mayor is [[Sadiq Khan]].

Greater London has an area of 610 square miles (1579 km²) and a population of 7.5 million (2006).

Greater London has an area of 610 square miles (1579 km²) and a population of 7.5 million (2006).