London in sound

Gopal Virdee speaks to hairdressers who offer a welcoming service to the LGBTQ+ community.

The Right Reverend Sarah Mullally DBE chats about her her new book 'Rooted in Love'.

Artists Gilbert & George speak about their latest exhibition 'New Normal Pictures'.

BBC Radio London’s Young Reporter looks into the lack of financial education in schools.

Author Michael Rosen talks to Vanessa a year after being hospitalised with coronavirus.

Kevin Fenton from Public Health England talks about Covid-19 vaccines.

Eddie Nestor reflects on a year of lockdown with some friends of the show.

Staff at London Waterloo station share their experiences of working through Lockdown.

Ethics expert Claire Gilbert talks about living with myeloma and her new book.

Singer James Newman talks about representing the UK in the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest.

Baby Queen talks about the position of women in music and how the future looks to her.

Broadcaster and author Clare Balding celebrates World Book Day.

Singer Gigi Moss talks about lockdown and her music inspirations.

LGBTQ+ history in policing with historian Stephen Bourne and Superintendent Dan Ivey.

Jade explains why she feels she's been treated differently compared to others.

Nicholas Hewlett was the first acting headteacher to publicly declare his sexuality.

Another chance to hear Jo Good in conversation with Mary Wilson back in August 2019.

Cllr Philip Normal explains why he's raising over £110,000 for a HIV charity.

Musa Okwonga chats about his book which explores loss and self-acceptance.

Lynn in Edgeware explains how coronavirus has affected her.

Junior sister Zara Zaman recorded her first shift at Newham hospital.

Tottenham MP David Lammy speaks about the significance of the New Cross fire 40 years on.

Dayne is shielding and explains how he's been coping.

A closer look at how the coronavirus pandemic has impacted the non-league football scene.