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01:00
How can wealth be better spread around the UK?
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01:00
Should knife crime be treated with the same urgency as terrorism?
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01:00
Should the army be brought in to assist the police in fighting knife crime?
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01:00
Should the police be granted more stop and search powers to tackle knife crime in London?
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01:00
Would you welcome back National Service to the UK?
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02:00
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02:00
Do you worry about money and where are London’s best markets?
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02:00
Will you continue to listen to Michael Jackson’s music?
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03:00
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04:00
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04:00
The family of Jodie Chesney who was stabbed to death have appealed for witnesses.
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04:00
Theresa May is facing criticism for suggesting police cuts aren't to blame for stabbings.
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04:00
Sajid Javid is to meet police chiefs from seven forces most affected by violent crime.
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04:00
What can we do to ensure police have sufficient resources to tackle violent crime?
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04:00
Jim Davis sits in for Jason.
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05:00
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06:00
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06:00
The best of Jo Good's previous week of programmes on BBC Radio London.
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06:00
The handling of Islamophobia and what can be done to put a stop to knife crime?
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07:00
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07:00
The family of a 17-year-old stabbed to death in Romford are appealing for witnesses.
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07:00
Are police cuts to blame for a spate of fatal stabbings on teenagers.
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07:00
Andy Brittain says current levels of knife crime are "alarming".
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07:00
There are concerns that excluded pupils are being "sucked into criminality".
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07:00
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe is to be given diplomatic protection.
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07:00
Jumoke Fashola sits in alongside David.
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08:00
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09:00
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09:00
Singer Ajay Srivastav chats about his new single ‘Namaste’.
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10:00
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10:00
Listed Londoner Alison Jackson and live music from Joao Caetano.
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10:00
Live music from Eloise and 'Round Your Manor’ looks at Nine Elms.
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10:00
Live music from Tristan and Luci Gosling talks about her book.
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10:00
Ricky Gervais talks about his new series and live music from Ady Suleiman.
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10:00
Catherine McGuiness from the City of London Corporation and live music from Carmody.
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10:00
'Unsung Londoner' Mick Clarke of The Passage and live music from Celeste.
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11:00
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12:00
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12:00
Playing the best Soul and Motown for your Sunday afternoon.
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13:00
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13:30
Carrie Grant sits in for Jo.
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13:30
Nigel Havers chats about starring in ‘ART’ and Gina Rippon talks about her new book.
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13:30
Charlie Brooks chats about her role in 'All In A Row'.
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13:30
Author Emily Dean chats about her new book ‘Everybody Died So I Got A Dog’.
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13:30
The daughter of Judy Garland, Lorna Luft chats about her new book.
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14:00
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14:00
All the build-up and interviews ahead of today's matches featuring our local teams.
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14:00
Britain’s Got Talent stars DNA and live music from Matt Allwright and his band.
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15:00
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15:00
Full commentary of Southampton v Tottenham KO 1500.
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16:00
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16:00
Reaction from the Chelsea v Wolves and Harlequins v Gloucester.
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17:00
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17:00
Is there still a stigma attached to apprenticeships?
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17:00
Are police shortages to blame for the rise in violence in London?
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17:00
Should the police be given more powers to conduct stop and searches?
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17:00
Do you find the word “coloured” offensive and what is your experience of the NHS?
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17:00
Head teacher Siobhan Lowe speaks about funding cuts in schools.
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17:00
The final say on all that's happened on the London football scene.
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18:00
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18:00
Songs for the London Big Half Marathon.
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18:00
Dr Pushpinder Chowdry looks ahead to the South Asian Film Festival.
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19:00
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20:00
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20:00
Aurie Styla uncovers London's diverse culture and emerging talent.
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20:00
Claira Hermet uncovers London's diverse culture and emerging talent.
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20:00
Celebrating International Women's Day with Lola Jagun, Verona Rose and Donna Preston.
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20:00
Jasmine Dotiwala uncovers London's diverse culture and emerging talent.
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20:00
Celebrating International Women’s Day and live music from The Heard Collective.
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20:00
This weeks Featured Artist is Kawala.
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20:00
Celebrating International Women’s Day with a panel of phenomenal women.
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21:00
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Is there a direct link between police numbers and increased knife crime in London?
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22:00
Will a knife amnesty in London be effective?
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22:00
British billionaires tax havens and can type 2 diabetes be reversed?
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22:00
Will the UK will leave the EU on 29th March and does the world need population control?
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22:00
What more can be done to keep crime under control and which women have inspired you?
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22:00
Live music from Graham J and are you still listening to Michael Jackson’s music?
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22:00
Do you still have faith in Theresa May to deliver Brexit?
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23:00
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