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ALT Young man in a blue TfL uniform, including a dark cap and reflective vest, looks straight ahead. A Motorola radio is on his left shoulder, and a body camera showing \"WARNING\" is on his chest. He wears a black glove on his right hand.
ALT Illustration of hands breaking a cigarette in half. Copy reads: 'Top tips to help you quit smoking. A picture of two hands snapping a cigarette is shown.' NHS logo appears in the top right corner.
ALT Top half: illustration of mum and a baby. Copy reads: '1. List your reasons to quit. This could be to look after your health, save money or breathe easier.' Bottom half: illustration of a diverse family: mother, father, son and daughter. Copy reads: '2. Tell people you're quitting. Let friends and family know how they can help and support you.' NHS logo appears in the top right corner.
ALT Top half: illustration of a man holding his phone. Copy reads: '3. Track your progress. Try the free NHS Quit Smoking app for daily support to help you stay on track.' Bottom half: illustration of a beer. Copy reads: '4. Know your triggers. If you feel tempted to smoke, try listing your triggers and how to avoid them.' NHS logo appears in the top right corner.
ALT Illustration of a person exercising. Copy reads: '5. Keep yourself busy. Exercise can be a great way to reduce the urge to smoke and keep cravings away.' NHS logo appears in the top right corner.
ALT Emergency response officers are responding to an incident involving a fuel leak in Baird Avenue, Southall. Residents in nearby areas are being evacuated and a rest centre has been established at the community centre in Fleming Road for residents of the nearby area. Disruption is expected to continue overnight with road closures in place in Baird Avenue and Fleming Road. Please avoid the area.
ALT Amber extreme heat warning bounded by a line London to The Wash to Lincoln to Sheffield to Birmingham to Reading to London. Temperatures: Sheffield = 35°C Lincoln = 35°C Peterborough = 36°C Birmingham = 37°C Cambridge = 36°C Oxford = 36°C London = 37°C Very high temperatures. Impacts on transport, infrastructure and health are possible.
ALT Graphic image of the sun rising over a park with the words 'Loved by millions, looked after by you. Take care in hot weather #LoveLondonsParks'
ALT Poster with sunrise over green hills and trees reads: “Loved by millions, looked after by you” and #LoveLondonParks.
ALT Map of the UK showing Heat-Health Alert levels. Amber alerts are in place across London, the South East, East of England and East Midlands (shown in orange). Yellow alerts cover the North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, West Midlands and South West England (shown in yellow). The North East is shown in green, indicating no alert. The map includes logos and website links for Public Health Scotland, the Public Health Agency in Northern Ireland, and Public Health Wales. A key at the bottom explains the alert colours: green for no alert, yellow for yellow alert, orange for amber alert and red for red alert.
