Petrie Hosken Episodes Episode guide
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Tower Hamlets and multiple sclerosis
A campaign to stop voting fraud is being launched in Tower Hamlets this morning.
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The UK鈥檚 relationship with Russia
Has the nerve agent incident in Salisbury affected the UK鈥檚 relationship with Russia?
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Stephen Hawking
World renowned physicist Stephen Hawking has died at the age of 76.
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Congestion charge and John Worboys case
The 15th anniversary of London's congestion charge.
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Brexit comments and dockless bikes
Would you like to see an increase in dockless bikes in London?
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International Women鈥檚 Day
Mark Forrest sits in for Petrie.
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Living with your parents and communism
Petrie takes your calls on experiences of living with your parents to look after them.
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Restaurant chains and water
Why have we fallen out of love with chain restaurants?
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05/03/2018
The early breakfast show with everything you need to know to start your day.
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Jobs and London's roads
Two major retail chains have gone into administration putting thousands of jobs at risk.
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Snow and social housing
Petrie brings you the latest as London wakes up to a blanket of snow.
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Student commuters and snow
Poorer students are more likely to live at home while completing a degree.
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Brexit, health and ramblers
Jeremy Corbyn will set out Labour's position on Brexit this later morning.
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Anti-depressants and working longer
Jim Davis sits in for Petrie.
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Camden stabbing and Jeremy Corbyn
Jim Davis sits in for Petrie.
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Presidents Club, bankers and Westminster Council
Great Ormond Street hospital may not return money from the controversial Presidents Club.
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Tuition fees and apprenticeships
The prime minister is to call for better value for students in England.
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Processed food and Florida shooting
At least 17 people are dead after a man opened fire at a high school campus in Florida.
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National service, public transport and Brexit
President Macron has insisted his government will reintroduce national service in France.
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Heroin prescriptions and passenger numbers
Heroin prescriptions for addicts have been proposed to reduce drug-related crime.
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Pharmacies, Oxfam and cosmetic surgery
Cheap cosmetic surgery abroad is leaving Brits scarred and a huge bill for the NHS.
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Council tax, assisted dying and cyclists
Nearly all local authorities in England look set to raise council tax.
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Local journalism and Carillion
Theresa May has warned the decline of local journalism is a threat to democracy.
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Congestion and the NHS
Petrie asks what is the answer to London's congested roads?
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Oxford Street and teeth whitening
A man has been stabbed on Oxford Street.
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Strokes in adults
New figures show a third of first time strokes happen to middle aged adults.
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Speeding and the House of Lords
It's been suggested motorists be punished even if they are just 1mph over the limit.
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Knife crime and PIP
The Government is to review all 1.6 million claims for the main disability benefit.
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Homelessness and Trump
Labour is pledging to provide homes "immediately" to house rough sleepers.
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Rough sleeping in London
Official statistics on the number of people sleeping rough will be published later today.
