400 cyclists lay down in silence on the streets of South London to show their dissatisfaction with what they feel is insufficient investment from TfL into safer cycling lanes. Find out more on Wake Up London from 6am.
Roger Evans, London Assembly (Con), on changes to TfL travel cards
Jade Worsley investigates claims that temperatures on the Central Line are reaching 35 degrees
Keeping cool on the Tube and the latest on travel disruptions
Stephen Knight, London Assembly, argues for the pedestrianisation of Oxford Street to ease pollution
Not The One Show got set for the summer holiday getaway. Take a look at the hihglights below.
NTOS spoke with TfL's Mike Weston to find out what we can expect from the new cashless system
Travel expert Simon Calder joins us to explain the likely impact of increased security on flights to the US
One GLA member suggests traffic lights should be switched off at midnight
Usman on what Londoners think of Black History Month.
Jessica is at The Tabernacle for musical concert Soundcheque.
Jessica speaks to optometrist Dr Susan Blakeney.
Fez checks out the Natural History Museum with co-presenter Iram.
Scrutiny overstaffing decisions and the failure to find 50,000 asylum seekers
A new handbook been released - are you a guilty of these annoyances?
Remember, remember.. getting arrested for setting a banger off in Primrose Hill.
As women’s average wages go down by almost £3,000
Test you current affairs knowledge with these confusing snaps!
The Mayor launched a public consultation to half emissions in the capital by 2020.
The Prime Minister promised he wouldn't, but is he being honest?
NewsTwist! challenges the panel to decipher the week's news.
No, not another hilariously local story from Can't Believe The Standard Missed It. A goose really did shut down a national motorway.
'Photobomb' has been named by the Collins English Dictionary as their word of the year. Is this a cheap ploy for PR or a sign of our fluid language?
While her own attacker reflects on his actions – Ms Wells hosts workshops in schools and colleges to talk to young people about consent
Through his think-tank Open Europe, Lord Leach is at the heart of the referendum debate, consulted by both camps. He explains to Margareta Pagano...
A due diligence report for HP mentioned accounting differences