A missile strike on Syria could be imminent, Jamie Oliver's comments on the British youth and European immigrants and a warning that around a-quarter of us are at risk from a growing telephone scam.

David Cameron will chair a meeting of the National Security Council later, Jamie Oliver on 'tougher' immigrant workers and a badger cull begins in Somerset in attempt to tackle TB.

Notes and Queries, author Lucy Inglis talks about her new book ‘Georgian London – Into The Streets’, artistic director of the London Mela Ajay Chabra and Jason Isbell performs live.

Goths with Frank Drake and Maria Mellins, Ewan Wardrop talks about a new show where he plays George Formby and Tim Arthur from Time Out Magazine.

The Government say the world must not "stand idly by", Croydon is the money worry capital of the country and actor Steven Berkoff blames a pedestrian he ran into on Oxford Street for the accident.

Coverage of our teams in the second round of the League Cup.

Helen Croydon and Joe Craig review the day's news, are views towards homosexuality still bigoted, do migrant workers have a better work ethic and what shows would you like back?

BBC London joins BBC Radio 5 live.

Your memories of school uniform and do we overplay seasonal affective disorder?