Host Woodman goes undercover in his own hometown to see how London's street-level cons actually work. Posing as a mark rather than a journalist with a visible crew, he gets pulled into fake charity collections, rigged street games, counterfeit ticket touts, and the pressure tactics used on tourists near major attractions and transport hubs. Hidden cameras catch the pitches in real time, and Woodman breaks down afterward how each scam is built to exploit trust, distraction, or urgency. Former hustlers and police or fraud specialists explain the mechanics from the other side, showing how small-time grifters and organized crews adapt their methods as the city's crackdowns catch up to them. The episode treats London not as a postcard backdrop but as a working environment for con artists who rely on tourists' unfamiliarity and Londoners' hurry. It is one episode of the Scam City series, which applies the same undercover format to major cities worldwide, and it stays close to street level rather than reaching for headline crime.