London's Bus Drivers, Crime Fighters, & Keith Haring

0:00On March 21, London bus drivers are raising alarms about dangerous working conditions, with some admitting they've nodded off at the wheel from, exhaustion. They shared these concerns in a recent ITV News London report, highlighting long shifts and fatigue as major risks on the roads. Sir Mark Rowley, the Metropolitan Police Commissioner, sat down with ITV News, London, to discuss frontline efforts against crime. Meanwhile, officers conducted a dawn raid targeting drug gangs that recruit children as mules to transport narcotics across the city. London's mayor is urging the government to reverse Brexit, arguing it would ease economic pressures and boost recovery. In related news, residents near Heathrow face warnings that they may have to sell their homes to clear space for the airport's planned third runway. A new exhibition of Keith Herring's vibrant sketches has opened in Marble Arch, drawing crowds to see the artist's bold street art style up close. Singer Jay McDonald also thrilled fans with a meeting greet at HMV on Oxford Street.

1:04These stories capture a busy day in London news, from safety worries to cultural highlights, keeping the city buzzing with change.