Londoners wake up to a morning of transport distruption after the biggest storm since 1987 which has seriously affected the South of England and the music industry pays tribute to singer Lou Reed.

Commuters are warned to expect further disruption for the rest of the morning following the biggest storm to hit the capital since 1987.

Steve Harley is today's 'Listed Londoner', Amanda De Cadenet on her new chat show, author John Rogers, duo Chas 'n' Dave talk about their new album and live music from Tedeschi Trucks Band. Show more

Actress Tracy Lynch on London's young Irish community, writer Joanna Trollope speaks about The Austen Project and Journalist Sam Jordison talks about the 50 worst places to live.

A man is found dead at a house in Hounslow after a suspected gas explosion following this morning's storm and Britain's rubbish costs us more than a billion pounds a year to clean up.

Charlie Charlton sits in to bring the best of the day's BBC Local Radio together.

A review of the day's news with Russ Kane and Lucinda Belle, live music from Whales In Cubicles and how the recent storm affected you, wearing poppies and litter.

BBC London 94.9 joins BBC World Service.

Your experiences of yesterday's storm and have you ever fallen asleep at the wheel?