Miss World returns to London

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Miss World returns to London

The finalists for this year's Miss World braved the cold this morning at Tower Bridge, to mark the return of the event to its roots here in the capital. The 69th pagent will take place at the ExCeL on the 14th of December - with 120 contestants vying for the crown. We asked some of those taking part whether the competition was really relevant in 2019. 

Miss World - the final takes place on the 14th of December - you'll be able to watch it on London Live. 

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