The Vanessa Feltz Breakfast Show

Vanessa speaks to listener Abi about the importance of local radio on Local Radio Day.

Mark Prince's son was stabbed to death outside his school in 2006.

Director Tim Richardson explains to Petrie the idea behind the Chelsea Fringe Festival.

Was a call about lost loved ones interrupted by the supernatural? Vanessa thinks so!

Vanessa speaks to Alex Pascall about his show 'Black Londoners' which started in 1974

Film producer Stephen Woolley spoke to Vanessa about the Weinstein abuse allegations.

Chief of Shelter, Polly Neate explains why she thinks social houses aren't being built.

The head of Cites for Uber, Fred Jones speaks about the futureof Uber across the UK.

Vanessa only wanted to know if 35 men sleeping in a 3 bed house were still there....

The parents of Quamari Barnes want to see stronger sentences as a deterrent.

Festival director Claire Stewart explains why she thinks the festival is so important.

Families have been abused after being offered free holidays in Cornwall.

Historian Andrew Whitehead explains the partition of India and Pakistan in two minutes.

Andre Spicer's daughter was fined for selling lemonade. It has since been rescinded.

Vanessa asked Ken Marsh - the Chairman of the Metropolitan Police Federation

The mother of JJ McPhillips recalls the moment she turned off his life support machine.

Not according to Lucy Ballard, a volunteer coordinator with Grenfell action groups.

12 year old Jessica Urbano is among the missing. Vanessa spoke to her cousin Jason.

Samantha from Peckham called in to a discussion on Charlie Gard

A man drove a van into worshipers near Finsbury Park mosque just after midnight.

Sally from Wimbledon spoke to Vanessa after the Borough Market attacks

After #AskEddie went viral, Vanessa couldnt resist doing the same!

Anthony Horowitz says he was "warned off" including a black character in his new book

Jason Rosam is dispatched to Hampstead Heath as support for naturism grows