London's Chaos: Strikes, Shoplifting & Antisemitism

0:00On April 25, London's underground is grinding to a halt with two strikes hitting hard. The RMT Union is fielding questions on the chaos, as lines shut down and commuters scramble for alternatives on Saturday, April 25. New tech is rolling out to curb bold shoplifters, using smart systems to spot and stop thefts before they escalate. Meanwhile, Chelsea FC is in turmoil, searching for their third manager this season amid fan frustration and poor results. Anti-Semitic attacks are surging across the city, with a rabbi calling it an assault on every day life. Exclusive data shows dangerously tired bus drivers behind the wheel, revealing how fatigue risks passenger safety on busy routes. Residents are pushing back against the temporary shutdown of their local leisure center, fighting to keep it open for community fitness. A determined mother is pounding the pavement in the London marathon to fundraise for the charity aiding her baby. From strikes to spotlights, that's the pulse of London news wrapping up. Stay sharp out there

1:02as the city keeps moving.