Jess Warren is a journalist based in London, focusing on local news and current affairs. She writes for BBC News and her work has also been featured in Yahoo Finance Canada, Yahoo Sports Canada, and BBC Mundo. Jess covers a range of topics including crime, transportation, community initiatives, and cultural events in the London area.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
London, United Kingdom (Local)
Not enough data
Jess Warren focuses on local news in London, particularly crime and transportation-related developments. She covers evolving stories and breaking news related to entertainment, crime, government & politics, with a special emphasis on the Metropolitan Police.
If you have timely updates or exclusive insights into ongoing investigations or developing issues related to crime (especially those involving the Metropolitan Police) and transportation in London, she would likely be interested in such pitches. Additionally, if you have announcements relevant to these topics within the London area that are of public interest or impact her coverage area directly, Jess may also find them of interest.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
All Women's Super League and Championship games will be played in main stadiums for the first time.
Writer James Lamont says with the right support, children with dyslexia can "do anything".
Ingrid Pollard took pictures of pupils at Tulse Hill School in 1989, shortly before it closed.
Jess Warren Firefighters are tackling a blaze involving about 50 tonnes of mixed waste at a recycling centre in south London.
The popular London club has been closed on public safety grounds, say police.
TfL says GTS Rail Operations Limited will bring the best of Tokyo and London to the Elizabeth line.
The Court of Appeal has rejected an application from the City of London Police to appeal against a court ruling that it must pay £24,000 in compensation to a social worker who was Tasered by one of its officers.
Eamon Gately says plans to develop Finsbury Leisure Centre are "not viable for the community".
Mark De-Lisser, Edmund Rudder and Marcellous Copeland say it is "surreal" to see the image on display.
Part of a wall on the ninth floor of The Combe cracked, with a resident reporting a loud noise.
(833) 317-6278 
