The Breakfast Show with Penny Smith and Paul Ross
New powers to tackle radicalisation
3 hours
on BBC Radio London
David Cameron is to set out a string of new powers to tackle radicalisation.
Talking about migrants and Kevin Pietersen will not play for England this summer.
Author Liz Kessler talks about her book “Read Me Like A Book” and live music from Cathal Smyth.
Body language and behaviour expert Judi James talks about taking an instant dislike to someone and Marta de Sousa on women working in construction.
Drivetime with Eddie Nestor
Radicalisation and a fine if your child is late to school
2 hours
on BBC Radio London
New laws to target radicalisation and should there be a fine if your child is late to school?
Mark finds out if extending museum opening hours would bring more people in plus the cafe in Stoke going Back To The Future.
Simon Lederman
Prince Charles, Mediterranean migrant crisis, extremism and the weather
4 hours
on BBC Radio London
Talking about Prince Charles, Mediterranean migrant crisis, extremism and weather predictions with Jonathan Davis.
Mark Carney says rising numbers of migrant workers is keeping Britain's wages low, letters sent by HRH Prince Charles have been published and what rules do you adhere to?
