The Breakfast Show with Penny Smith and Paul Ross
Islamophobia and rail fares
3 hours
on BBC Radio London
Islamophobic hate crimes in London, the UN climate summit and rail fares to rise.
Islamophobic hate crimes in London and are old mobiles better for calls and texts than smartphones?
Tony Travers talks about his book "London's Boroughs at 50" and Christine Bovill on her new album "The Sentence That I Serve".
Live music from pianist Lang Lang and Len Goodman from Strictly Come Dancing talks about “Ballroom Bonanza".
Anti-Islam hate crimes triple in London after Paris attacks and parking on pavements.
Georgey asks for your help in putting together the ultimate Christmas hamper and meets the lady who has made her own cheese Advent calendar.
Art critic Estelle Lovatt talks about overcrowding on the Tube and this year's Turner Prize.
Talking about starting a business and the return of vinyl.
