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Schedule
Early
01:00
Simon Lederman—Election and first jobs
Will the election be fought on policies or personalities and what was your first job?
04:00
Petrie Hosken—Exercise in over-50s
Jason Rosam sits in for Petrie.
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Morning
07:00
Vanessa Feltz—Oxford Street
Should we allow Oxford Street to be pedestrianized?
10:00
Robert Elms—Pokey LaFarge and ‘Whose London’
Live music from Pokey LaFarge and ‘Whose London’ looks at manufacturing in London.
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Afternoon
13:00
Jo Good—Antimo Magnotta, Jérôme Pradon and Josephine Reynolds
Pianist Antimo Magnotta talks about surviving the Costa Concordia cruise ship disaster.
16:00
Drivetime with Eddie Nestor—Sophie Linden
Sophie Linden, London's deputy mayor for policing and crime, answers your questions.
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Evening
19:00
Georgey Spanswick—Colourful houses, viral stars and David Emanuel
Fashion designer David Emanuel, colourful houses and the UK's biggest dog.
22:00
Duncan Barkes—Voting and old shops
Should voting be made compulsory and what’s the longest it’s taken you to get somewhere?
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Late
01:00
Simon Lederman—Food banks and International Men’s Day
Why has there been a rise in food bank usage?
04:00
Petrie Hosken—NHS and compulsory voting
Questioning the future of the NHS and the prospect of compulsory voting.
