The Breakfast Show with Penny Smith and Paul Ross
Antibiotics and rail fares
3 hours
on BBC Radio London
Unnecessary prescriptions for antibiotics and a 25% rise in rail fares since 2010.
Paying rent on Hoxton's New Era estate.
Whose London looks at clocks, watches and time pieces and Tony Momrelle chats about his new album ‘Keep Pushing’.
The impact of billboards around London with Robin Wight and Maeve Doyle and Amelia Abraham talk about the rise of street artist Bambi, dubbed as the female Banksi.
The latest on the Bangkok bomb and unnecessary prescriptions written for antibiotics.
All the build-up and interviews ahead of today's matches featuring our local teams.
Nottingham Forest v Charlton Athletic Kick Off 1945 on FM.
London during World War Two, ambulance waiting times and are you a good haggler?
Theatre director and James' brother Edward Max takes your calls and is it selfish to have children after a certain age?
