1940: Borman Kingston
1939: Dr Susan Kay-Williams is the Chief Executive of the The Royal School of Needlework at Hampton Court Palace.
1939: King and Queen Consort's TfL announcement.
1939: Detective Superintendent Andy Furphy is from the Metropolitan Police's modern slavery team.
1938: Lib Dem leader, Sir Ed Davey
1937: Leader of the Lib Dems and MP for Kingston and Surbiton Ed Davey.
1936: The Long Covid Choir's Coronation song.
1935: Tory Chairman and Chelsea MP Greg Hands
1934: Lib Dem MP Sarah Olney
1933: Choir Master, Merel Van der Knoop from Wimbledon.
1932: Crystal Palace boss Roy Hodgson.
1931: Royal Historian, Tracy Borman.
1930: Dr Nick Merrifield from New Malden
1929: Xavier Wiggins explains why its vital
1928: Rev Joe Moffatt, Vicar at All Saints Church in Kingston.
1927: John Watkins, Head of Gardens and Landscape for The English Heritage Trust.
1926: Dr Susan Kay-Williams, Chief Executive of the Royal School of Needlework.
1925: Keith Axbey, Scout leader of 6th Tolworth Scouts.
1924: Star and Garter residents
1923: Merel Van der Knoop
1922: Dame Edna.
1921: Dr Nick Merrifield from Holmwood Corner Surgery in New Malden.
1920: Radio Jackie's John Beesley reports from Richmond Park.
1919: Seema Malhotra, MP.
1918: Independent Councillor, James Giles.
1917: Xavier Wiggins, co-founder of Dons Local Action Group.
1916: Chelsea boss Frank Lampard
1915: Feltham MP Seema Malhtora.
1915: Independent Councillor James Giles talking about Fountain Roundabout in New Malden.
1914: Paul Richards, manager of Richmond Park.
1913: Dog Walkers in Richmond Park
1912: England Women's Captain Marlie Packer: hopes for grass roots rugby following historic win
1911: Councillor David Bartolucci
1910: Full-Time at Twickenham Stadium: England 38 - 33 France
1910: Half-Time at Twickenham Stadium: England 33 - 0 France
1909: Women's 6 Nations Decider at Twickenham - England vs France: Pre-Match report
1908: Dr. Susan Kay-Williams, The Royal School of Needlework.
1907: Gerri Marris talks to Chloe Norman about her 5 day trek in the French Alps for CoppaFeel!
1906: Chelsea Women Boss Emma Hayes
1905: Gerri Marris from Sutton
1905: Matt Parr - His Majesty's Inspector of Constabulary
1904: Tom Joyner
1903: Sutton Council leader Ruth Dombey.
1902: Fans at Stamford Bridge before tonight's game.
1901: Automotive Presenter Nicola Hume
1900: Chairman of the Wimbledon All England Club, Ian Hewitt.
1899: Lib Dem leader and Kingston MP, Sir Ed Davey.
1898: Fulham boss Marco Silva
1897: Deborah Denis, CEO of the Lucy Faithfull Foundation.
1896: Yaser Martini
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