London's Bus Drivers, Antisemitic Attack, Cladding Crisis: Latest News

0:00On March 28, London bus drivers are sounding the alarm on brutal working conditions, saying exhaustion has them nodding off at the wheel, and putting, passengers at risk every day. Meanwhile, the Prime Minister slammed a horrific anti-Semitic attack, where four ambulances run by the Jewish community got set ablaze, calling it, totally unacceptable. Residents in Dagonham hit hard by a massive fire are now facing extra bills from the cladding crisis, leaving many homeless and out of pocket with no quick fixes in sight. Politics heated up too, with a conservative leader backing a shadow minister who called public Muslim prayers an act of domination, while Lib Dem, boss Sir Ed Davy launched his local election push, promising to smash Sirry's pothole nightmare. Repairs shut down the A-40 Westway, hammering local businesses with lost time and cash, and as May elections loom, Lib Dems aim to flip seats by, turning up the pressure on everyday gripes like these.