Golders Green Terror: London Unites Against Antisemitism

0:00On May 2nd, Prime Minister is calling for unity after that terror attack in Golders Green, hitting the Jewish community hard. It's part of a bigger wave of anti-Semitic incidents across London, leaving folks shaken and on edge. Phone thefts in the city have dropped big time thanks to a major police crackdown, bringing some relief to commuters tired of snatch and grab thieves. Rabbis and locals are speaking out, saying these attacks feel like an assault on everyday life in the capital, with communities rallying together for, support and safety. New figures show dangerously tired bus drivers are a real issue, exposing risks on the roads, while a father just traveled to Turkey for a life-saving. Liver transplant and author Michael Rosen snagged a huge international award for his lifetime work in literature. A fresh garden honoring Queen Elizabeth II has opened to the public, bringing Londoners a spot to reflect amid all this news, stay vigilant out. There, and we'll keep you posted on what comes next.