LONDON — Concern is growing over the disappearance of BBC journalist Tir Dhondy, who was reported missing in Greater London on September 18, 2025. Friends, colleagues, and supporters have expressed alarm, while police have begun a missing person investigation.
Dhondy was last seen in the London area, though the exact time and location of her disappearance remain unclear. Her family and associates said it is highly unusual for her to be unreachable for such a length of time, describing her absence as deeply worrying.
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Authorities have yet to release full details, but sources indicate that a formal inquiry is underway. Family members have urged anyone with information about her whereabouts to contact police, while also requesting privacy as they await updates.
Tir Dhondy is known for producing investigative documentaries for the BBC, VICE, and Channel 4, often covering crime, underground communities, and online subcultures. Her recent work includes the BBC Three film Hunting the Rolex Rippers and a report on how drug dealers use Snapchat to target young people. She has earned recognition for her courage and dedication to uncovering difficult stories.
On social media, colleagues and followers have been sharing messages of concern and hope, with many calling for her safe return. Some have speculated whether her disappearance could be linked to her reporting, though there is no confirmation of any connection.
Police continue to investigate, and the BBC has expressed support for her family and appealed for calm as the search continues.
Tir Dhondy remains missing, and her friends, loved ones, and the wider media community are anxiously awaiting news.