Oxford Street

Channel 4 reported that a large stretch of Oxford Street became fully pedestrianised, with bus stops and taxi ranks dismantled. It said future plans include planting trees and creating public squares at a total cost of around £150 million, and that London mayor Sadiq Khan described the change as the end of two decades of decline for the capital's main shopping street. 5 reported that from the day of its coverage, cars, buses, taxis and bicycles could no longer travel along much of Oxford Street in central London, with almost a kilometre pedestrianised. It said Sadiq Khan described the move as unlocking a new era for the street, and noted concerns that it could increase congestion in nearby streets.

Key Claims by Channel

Claim
Reported by all 3 channels
A substantial section of Oxford Street has been made fully pedestrianised and bus stops and taxi ranks have been removed.
Reported by a few · 2 channels
Plans for the area include planting trees and creating public squares at a total cost of about 150 million pounds.	Not reported by Channel 5
Sadiq Khan said the change would end two decades of decline and unlock a new era for Oxford Street.			Not reported by ITV
Only on one channel
Concerns were reported that the change could increase congestion on nearby streets.		Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV
Critics argued the Oxford Street pedestrianisation has reduced accessibility and safety on the street.	Reported by Channel 5	Not reported by Channel 4	Not reported by ITV

This is a cross-channel consensus summary, not an objective account. Consensus can be uniformly wrong, or omit what only one channel covered.