London pubs are facing backlash for failing to properly implement the “Ask for Angela” safety codeword scheme, designed to help customers in distress. Staff at venues across the UK, including leading chains, are reportedly not trained on how to respond when a customer says “Angela” for help, with half of London venues observed ignoring the code word in a recent investigation by BBC journalists. Helena Conibear of the Alcohol Education Trust emphasized the importance of proper training to ensure the scheme is trusted and effective in keeping nightlife safe, especially for vulnerable women.
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Body found in Kenyan forest during search for missing British businessman
A body has been found in the search for missing British businessman Campbell Scott, who disappeared in Kenya while attending a conference for Fico at the JW Marriott hotel in Nairobi. The 58-year-old was last seen on 16 February and was reported missing after failing to return to the hotel, with initial reports suggesting he was strangled. Kenyan police believe Scott visited a gay bar before disappearing, and his body was discovered in the Makongo...
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