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How can we prevent further terror attacks?
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01:00
Do you fear for the state of press freedom and are we too wrapped up in our smartphones?
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01:00
Petrol and diesel car sales ban brought forward to 2035 and do we live in a kind society?
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01:00
Should the TV licence be abolished and what is your experience of getting into debt?
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01:00
How concerned are you about the coronavirus and where did you meet the love of your life?
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02:00
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02:00
Taking your calls through the night.
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02:00
Winds of 80mph are predicted to sweep across Britain today.
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03:00
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04:00
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Counter-terrorism specialist Will Geddes discusses the Streatham terror attack.
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04:00
Boris Johnson has hinted at allowing GM food to be imported from the US after Brexit.
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04:00
Ministers are looking at bypassing human rights laws to rush through new terror laws.
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04:00
Paul Osbourne sits in for Petrie.
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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
Playwright Roy Williams chats about his new play 'Death Of England'.
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07:00
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07:00
Met Police Federation chair Ken Marsh talks about yesterday's terror attack in Streatham.
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07:00
50 percent of 10-year-olds own a smartphone according to media regulator Ofcom.
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07:00
Barking and Dagenham council launch a “grime crime” YouTube series to catch fly-tippers.
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07:00
Should not paying the TV licence be a criminal offence?
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07:00
Should the Union flag fly on Prince Andrew's 60th birthday later this month?
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07:00
Lead in 'Cabaret' Kara Lily Hayworth and ex-serviceman Alex Owen on Tribute Ink.
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08:00
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09:00
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09:00
Actors Syrus Lowe and Michael Matus chat about 'La Cage Aux Folles'.
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10:00
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10:00
Brenda Emmanus, Jonny Trunk on his latest book and music from M. Ward.
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10:00
Comedian Stephen K Amos on his new tour and Michael Cashman reflects on a colourful life.
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10:00
Hallie Rubenhold tells the untold stories of 'The Five' women killed by Jack the Ripper.
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10:00
Eloise Viola performs live and Director Todd Haynes on his latest film 'Dark Waters'.
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10:00
Author Jean Sprackland on her new book 'These Silent Mansions' and Eve Owen sings live.
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10:00
Mingyu Lin and Jennifer Lim on this year's Chinese Arts Now festival and Wood That Works.
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11:00
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12:00
Playing the best Soul and Motown for your Sunday afternoon.
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13:30
Actress Cathy Shipton talks about the departure of Duffy in ‘Casualty'.
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13:30
Arabella Weir chats about her first solo UK tour.
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13:30
Tim Arthur sits in for Jo.
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13:30
Claira Hermet sits in for Jo.
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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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15:00
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15:00
Your coverage of Saturday's London sport.
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15:00
Actor Amber Anderson chats about her role in ‘Emma'.
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16:00
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17:00
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The latest on yesterday's terror attack in south London.
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17:00
Is a 10-year-old too young to own a smartphone?
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17:00
Have you ever been scammed?
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17:00
Today is Time To Talk Day, highlighting mental health at home and at work.
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17:00
TV presenter Phillip Schofield has comes out as gay after over 20 years with his wife.
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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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Arjun chats about cardiac risk in the young.
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19:00
Jeanette Kwakye takes a look at the role women play in sport.
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20:00
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20:00
Comedian Michael Odewale chats about his new show #BLACKBEARSMATTER.
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20:00
Jess Iszatt sits in to uncover London's diverse culture and emerging talent.
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20:00
Another chance to hear some of the best guests on The Scene.
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20:00
Miss Great Britain 2020 finalist Elena Ramona and spoken word artist Terrell The Poet.
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20:00
Actor Sammy Attalah chats about his career and live music from singer Chrissy Day.
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20:00
Jess Iszatt plays the best undiscovered, under the radar and unsigned music.
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20:00
Clint Dyer talks about his new play at the National Theatre.
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21:00
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22:00
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New counter-terrorism reforms have been announced by the government.
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22:00
Do you ‘get’ climate change and has a job ever had an impact on your health?
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22:00
What does the future hold for the BBC and what is the best wake up song?
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22:00
Would you fight for your country and what one thing do you associate with 1970s London?
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22:00
TV presenter Philip Schofield has come out as gay.
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22:00
Further reaction to Phillip Schofield coming out as gay and do you have a bucket list?
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22:00
Changing your gas boiler and should John Bercow receive a peerage?
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23:00
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