More than 150 serious sex offenders are wanted or missing in London, being seen by your GP online and taxi drivers are being asked to report crimes as they drive around London. Show more

Boris Johnson suggests envy and greed are key to spurring on an economic revival, plain packaging for all cigarettes sold in England and Kenwood House reopens to the public today. Show more

‘Cover To Cover’ is Bobbie Gentry Vs Dionne warwick, authors Dick Weindling and Marianne Colloms and Judith Owen and Harry Shearer on their show at the Leicester Square Theatre. Show more

Opera singer Wynne Evans speaks about his new album and Imogen Stubbs stars in 'Strangers On A Train' at the Gielgud Theatre. Show more

A scheme to boost mortgage loans is scrapped, Nick Clegg attacks the "unpleasant, careless elitism" of Boris Johnson and non-branded cigarette packaging in England. Show more

Europa League: Tromso v Tottenham Hotspur (6pm). Commentary NOT online.

With Eileen and Irene, live music from George Barnett and your calls, texts and emails on Boris Johnson's latest comments, Alzheimer's and 'Black Friday'.

BBC London 94.9 joins BBC Radio 5 live.

Should bullying ginger people be made a hate crime and do you ever use your middle name?