The family of a missing woman from London found dead in Wales have called for changes in the Metropolitan Police after an inquest heard how "inadequacies" in the force's investigation possibly led to her death.
The body of 28-year-old marketing director Hannah Warren was found near the entrance of Port Talbot docks on February 4, 2016, around 100m away from where her car was found in a lock. Her family issued a statement at the conclusion of the inquest in Swansea paying tribute to her "natural style, charisma and flair" and calling for changes in the Met Police to ensure that "multiple missed opportunities to intercept Hannah" were not repeated in future.
The hearing before a jury was told how the London police force had been carrying out an investigation to locate her as a medium-risk missing person after she was reported missing the previous day. The status was later changed to high-risk.
