How does the saying ''See it, say it, sorted'' relate to London?

'See it, say it, sorted' is a campaign slogan used by Transport for London (TfL) to encourage the public to report any suspicious behavior or unattended bags or packages on London's public transportation system. The phrase is part of a wider effort to promote safety and security across the city, and to prevent any potential terrorist attacks.

The 'See it, say it, sorted' campaign encourages members of the public to report any suspicious activity they may see on London's transportation system. The idea is that by reporting anything that seems out of the ordinary, the authorities can take action to investigate and prevent any potential threats. This campaign is part of a wider effort to increase public awareness of security measures and to help people feel safer when using public transportation in the city.

If you see something suspicious while traveling in London, you can report it to a member of staff or use the 'See it, say it, sorted' app. You can also call the Anti-Terrorist Hotline on 0800 789 321 or report online at gov.uk/ACT.