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on BBC Radio LondonThe first all-Conservative cabinet meeting for 18 years and a rise in the number of strokes in men aged between 40 and 54 in London.
Talking about the BBC licence fee and Ofsted.
Talking about maps and live music from Barna Howard.
Author of ‘The Little Book of Resilience’ Matthew Johnstone talks about coping with life’s stresses and singleton Lindsey Kelk speaks about always being a bridesmaid.
A major earthquake has struck eastern Nepal and a rise in the number of working-age men and women having strokes.
Mark hears about a street in Nottingham where playing football can result in a £100 fine and celebrates the 70th birthday of Thomas The Tank Engine.
Talking about the Nepal earthquake, the Labour Party and strikes with Rebecca Perfect.
Gardener Jamie Butterworth answers your horticultural questions, the government will look to introduce new laws on strike action and what childhood injuries have you sustained?
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