Tougher controls on London's aggressive beggers are being demanded, cycling has become a government issue and a play marking 75 years since The Kindertransport ends it's tour in London today.

Councils want more powers to arrest aggressive street beggers, children who use technology are struggling to hold pencils and do relationships stand a better chance of survival if you are married?

The Listed Londoner is singer Eliza Doolittle, Lucinda Belle on performing at the London Jazz Café and Nina Stibbes talks about her book “Love Nina: Despatches from Family Life”. Show more

Tom Lloyd and Julian Lausada talk about their work to create a better A&E experience and Alan Fletcher also known as Dr Karl Kennedy in Neighbours chats to Jo. Show more

Londoners are being let down by employers flouting the national minimum wage and 49% of Londoners say they know or suspect they know someone who has experienced domestic violence. Show more

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

Russ Kane and Tazeen Ahmad look at the day's news in detail, live music from Eliie Makes Music and your calls on a trade deal with China, benefit caps and 'Cyber Monday'.

BBC London 94.9 joins BBC Radio 5 live.

How hard is it for young people to come out, do you feel safe on night buses and when did you last perform a random act of kindness?