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.
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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.
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Andy Roe has said he is "incredibly proud" of the brigade's achievements in the last five years.
Andy Roe has said he is "incredibly proud" of the brigade's achievements in the last five years.
Five design teams will propose their memorial to commemorate the 72 victims of the Grenfell fire.
About 2,000 properties in Muswell Hill were affected when a burst water main flooded into gas pipes.
Jess Warren Famed London jazz club Ronnie Scott's is appealing for unused or unwanted musical instruments.
Hundreds of swimmers gather to swim in 5.5C (41.9) water at Tooting Bec Lido in south-west London.
By: Jess Warren, Matt Graveling
Hundreds of swimmers gather to swim in 5.5C (41.9) water at Tooting Bec Lido in south-west London.
The London Archives will showcase 40 posters dated from 1922 to 1933 that promoted tram use.
Sinead Masterson is among a group of parents who marched through Islington concerned about robberies.
PC Morgan Younger took the suspect to the ground in a Lewisham petrol station and disarmed him.
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