Protecting the wealthy from St Pancras (London central train station) luggage snatchers: Chauffeurs are being trained to keep their clients safe as security staff admit they're 'powerless' to stop bag thieves

Chauffeurs ferrying wealthy clients around London are being trained how to keep their passengers safe at one of the capital's busiest transport hubs, the Daily Mail can reveal. Regarded as one of the UK's most iconic stations, King's Cross and its neighbours, St Pancras International and King's Cross St Pancras Underground, have become a hotspot for Algerian gangs, luggage thieves and phone snatchers. Just last week, footage emerged of a smartly dressed thief brazenly snatching an influencer's Louis Vuitton suitcase – worth an estimated £2,600 – from a taxi rank outside the stations. Elsewhere outside St Pancras, an Algerian gang...