South Western Railway has once again received the highest possible score for safeguarding vulnerable people on its trains.

These include children or adults who are victims of crime or who are escaping exploitation or abuse.

SWR has achieved a 100% pass mark for the Safeguarding on Rail Scheme for the third-year running.

The company says making around 850 body-worn video cameras available to frontline staff is one of the reasons for the high score.