Most of the unhappiest places to live in Britain are in London, a limit on benefits from next month and the biggest multi-sport event in the capital since the Olympics comes to a head in London today.

Tributes are paid to a 14-year-old girl who was killed by a pack of "aggressive and out of control" dogs and the equivalent of food stamps will be given out from next month.

Author Matt Baylis on “A Death at the Palace”, director Gregor Muir on various 'fests' and Drizabone Soul Family talk about their new album ‘The Recipe of Life’ and perform live.

A new documentary DVD ‘Mission To Lars’ and their quest to meet Metallica’s drummer, Easter in the home with Alison Cork and Gavin Lee and Kristen Beth Williams from the West End hit musical Top Hat.

The Home Secretary Theresa May suffers a huge setback in her legal battle to deport Abu Qatada and police in Manchester give more details about the dog attack in which a 14-year-old girl died.

Join Mark Forrest as he brings the best of the day's BBC Local Radio together.

Talking about London in the 70s, dangerous dogs and cheating with Louise Van Der Velde and Ebs Akintade and live music from Nell Bryden.

BBC London joins BBC Radio 5 live.

Talking about the stress of moving home and do you tell your partner how much you earn?