In light of the failures of #AskForAngela this tool to flag up problem areas to the local police is helpful to make our communities safer.

#bbcbreakfast I've seen Ask for Angela posters in a mens service station toilets on the way to Southampton.... It's a shame it's failing in areas, such a excellent scheme

The 'Ask for Angela' initiative is available to everyone, regardless of gender or identity. While most users have been women seeking help in unsafe situations, it is a resource for all who feel threatened or unsafe. This has been made explicitly clear in all our BBC London

Staff had no clue about Ask for Angela' - pub worker tells BBC. The code word meant to save women from danger at bars? Over half failed when we tested bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Strongly suggest you read the piece Stephen. It's all in there

We've discovered tens of millions of pounds are being written off by London hospitals in unpaid foreign patient bills: bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Happy to share that I've been nominated as Nations and Regions Reporter of the Year at the 2025 Royal Television Society Journalism Awards, alongside fellow colleagues from BBC News (UK) rts.org.uk/award/rts-tele…

Honoured to receive 'Nations and Regions Reporter of the Year' award at this year's Royal Television Society Journalism Awards 2025. It's been a privilege to bring investigations to BBC London viewers. And this reflects the dedication of our incredible team of : Deborah Rivers

Congratulations to our winners last night at the RTS Television Journalism Awards 2025! 🎉

🏆Winner in the Scoop of the Year category - Al Fayed: Predator at Harrods - BBC Current Affairs 🏆Winner in the On-Demand Journalism category - Gaza 101: Emergency Rescue - BBC Eye Investigations & BBC News Arabic

🏆Winner in the Nations and Regions Factual category - Catching a Killer: The Murder of Emma Caldwell – Disclosure, BBC Scotland News 🏆Winner of Nations and Regions Reporter of the Year - Guy Lynn, BBC London News

When women in distress "Ask for Angela" to get help in bars - who is Angela? Her daughter speaks to BBC London about her mum's killing and safety scheme that's spread around the world bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

More great reporting by Guy Lynn & team.

Statement in from local MP Nesil Caliskan 'My constituents living in Weaver’s Quarter have been treated appallingly. L&Q, Bouygues and their subcontractors have failed their duties in respect of design and build of their balconies. Everyone deserves to live in a building that

1/2 @bouyguesuk told us it had apologised for the original balcony collapse, repaired the damage, and said it takes safety seriously.

2/2 No comment on our latest revelations from @bouyguesuk though that experts we spoke to said that the balconies would have collapsed at some stage

2/2 But gave no comment on new expert findings that the balconies were so poorly designed, they were bound to collapse eventual