Police will patrol 60 locations across London today to prevent more cycling deaths, a new housing strategy for the capital and will seeing more bobbies on the beat restore our faith in the Met?

A rise in "comfort zone segregation" where white people and those from ethnic minorities are settling in different areas and McDonald's in Hampstead will be closing after 21 years.

Listed Londoner journalist and filmmaker John Pilger, the Very Reverend Andrew Nunn, musician Daniel Rachel and live music from Mark Nevin.

Jo looks into the origins and history of chimney sweeping plus Angela Griffin and Owain Arthur on their new play 'One Man, Two Guvnors'.

The Mayor's Cycling Commissioner Andrew Gilligan and director for London Underground and Rail Mike Brown join Eddie in the studio.

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

Debbie Wiseman MBE and Russ Kane review the day, live music from Bambi and your calls, texts and emails on stressful jobs, payday loans and unhealthy diets.

BBC London 94.9 joins BBC Radio 5 live.

Should Bob Crow give up his council house, do you buy underwear for your partner at Christmas and do you know how to change the battery in a smoke alarm?