Morning! I’m serving up your breakfast news for BBC London this morning. - Crime on the Tube is up - London’s cold weather protocol is enacted - More on missing 12-year-old Santana Hailstones Plus kate kinsella has your weather. BBC Breakfast BBC One

The short version of my #WorldAidDay story. Will be featuring across BBC London on TV, Radio, BBC Sounds, online and socials throughout the day.

Was great to go behind the scenes at Battersea to find out more on how they’ll be looking after the animals in their care over the Christmas period. It took all of my willpower not to bring home a dog 😂 Check out my story for BBC London

My final story for BBC London for 2023 - and it’s a look back at some of the stories that got Londoners talking this year (although a lot didn’t make the cut, it was very tricky condensing it all down into less than 90 seconds) bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-eng…

Any Londoners struggling to track down ADHD medication for themselves or their children? We’re looking to speak to people affected for a BBC London story. Drop me a DM if you’d like to share your story. #journorequest #adhd

On this morning’s BBC London - Government adviser says London is a ‘no go’ area for Jews at weekends - A new mayor for Lewisham - Off-peak Friday fares begin - And inspiring the flag football stars of the future. Plus your weekend weather. Join me during BBC Breakfast

Join me on BBC Breakfast this morning for your BBC London updates. - The latest on upcoming mayoral elections - How London’s roads could fail due to potholes - And the controversial ‘Black Out’ night at a West End play + kate kinsella has your weather.

Coming up on BBC London: - The Lib Dems launch their London mayoral election campaign - We meet the retiring London nurse who was once a superstar runner for Ghana - Soccer Aid is back! ⚽️ + kate kinsella has your forecast. Join me on BBC One at 1:30

Was a pleasure to work alongside the oracle Tim Donovan on this important piece ahead of the London mayoral and London Assembly elections.

If you missed last night’s debate - it’s definitely worth a watch.

For over six weeks this sterling team have worked their butts off on explainers, mini manifestos and debates. Most importantly hearing from Londoners. Across BBC London online, social, radio and TV, the race for City Hall has reached more Londoners than ever before.

I’ll be joining Thomas Magill on BBC London this lunchtime for the latest on the protest last night in Westminster which saw 111 people arrested for a number of different offences.

Reporting today from Staines where the bodies of three young children and a man were found in a house yesterday afternoon. Neighbours have been laying tributes throughout the day. I’ll have the latest on BBC London tonight on BBC One.

Cracking interview by Eddie Nestor MBE - it was so difficult to find the best bit for socials as the whole thing was fantastic.

Coming up on your lunchtime BBC London - Leyla Hayes is in Dagenham a month after a fire at a block of flats. - Crowdfunding to help AFC Wimbledon repair their pitch - And the man who has had a toilet for bus drivers installed outside his home. Join me at 1:30 on BBC One

On BBC London at 1:30. - Tom Edwards on the tolls coming when the Silvertown Tunnel opens next year - Nicola Ford with the latest on the TfL cyber attack - and GopalSV meets the London dancer who has choreographed Janet Jackson’s latest tour BBC One

Spent the afternoon filming with some amazing ladies in east London who knit for people in need and trying to make a difference. Their story, coming soon to BBC London

My latest story for BBC London on the fight to save one of London’s oldest city farms from closure. Really proud of this piece so please read if you have some time 😊 bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

One of my favourite ever stories to film and put together. At a time when the world is in disarray it’s nice to tell some positive stories of people making a difference to others.

Not all the news that happens in London is bad, sometimes a nice story sparks a smile in the heart of even the most stone-faced Londoner. So as 2024 comes to a close, we've gone back through the year to find five moments that brought joy to people in our city