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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Alison Tatum, from Islington, had stage four lung cancer and was given 12 to 18 months to live.
Bisi Daniels pays up to £1,500 a month on specialist babysitters for her son Shaka, who is autistic.
Andre says it's a "beautiful honour" to headline the two-mile long parade through London.
Jess Warren A man has been jailed for life for the murder of a shopping centre worker who was found with multiple stab wounds in a vehicle in its car park.
Angela Rayner has approved plans for Marks & Spencer to demolish and rebuild its flagship store.
Anthony Marks was attacked while sheltering in a bin shed near King's Cross St Pancras station.
National Rail says a signalling fault means Southeastern and Thameslink services may be cancelled.
The police force says a large crime scene is in place including a number of road closures.
Sadiq Khan says money raised by fare rises will be reinvested in Transport for London services.
Highgate Cemetery, where George Michael, Karl Marx and Lucien Freud are buried, is planning a revamp.
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