Samira Salaad has come from North London to put down flowers and pay her respects a terribly sad day here in Woolwich
I'm in Woolwich at the scene of the murder of the British Solider. I see the mayor of London in the distance.
Johnny was made redundant 4 weeks ago and would accept a wage lower than his old job
This lady is working but her sisters degree has not got her a dream job as a midwife, she is working at some fast food outlets
This young journalist thinks tax breaks are not great with unemployment so high
Actress Maureen Lipman tells me she doesn't cook.
Ian Hislop tells me why he has come to the book launch, well he is friends with the author James Pembroke
Legendary restaurant maitre d' Queen Of Soho Elena Salvoni tells me about feeding the struggling stars of yesterday. What a lady
The Fire Brigade Union have a rig that goes around London playing Jonny Cashes "Ring Of Fire"
This young man doesn't feel as if there is any point voting
I meet my Hero's from the Sundance Festival The Moo Man. Tony sells his raw milk in lewisham
Nick Long from people before Profits talks about the bedroom Tax in lewisham.
Nick Long tells me about his fondness of Lewisham, a resident for 30 years
This lady stayed in Lewisham and says she was treated well and didn't think it was terrible. Thank you Jo
How can Lewisham be the worst place in England. Rubbish this lovely lady is collecting money. I love her spirit.
Alistair Duggan from the BBC tells about building the Olympic web site tells of the high success of billions of users and hardly any complaints. Accessibly from the start
Franny Gant, UX Architect for House of Fraser tells me about her work
Sabrina Wright from John Lewis. She is a UX architect and will be thinking of inclusiveness from now on
@freakyfwoof wants an app that will make all household goods compliant. PDF documents sometimes have missing words so a screenreader is no good. Very funny.
Global Accessibility Awareness Day. I'm with @freakyFwoof and @kevinsatizbal. #uxpa
Neil Wallis, the former executive editor of the News of the World, will have no further action taken against him.
Lembit Opik talks about winning all his libel cases and what it's like to be a target in the press. #hearhear
7.30 and I'm sitting by the sea. Peace
I'm in Seaford, Sussex on the beach waiting for a friend. She better hurry up I have opened the wine
Lewisham is said to be the worst place in England to live. Not true, I'm listening to a harpist in the market
The bells of Southwark Cathedral. Roz and Delores enjoy the lullaby of London
I speak to Una Farrell from the charity Step Change, about PayDay Loans. Please listen and pass on if you need help.
The inevitable Defeat of Mister and Pete, left this viewer tearful and pleased at the same time #sundancelondonUK
Amy and her mother Susan Phillips tell of their horror at the message coming out of Uganda @GodLovesUganda
This viewer of God Loves Uganda tells of his surprise at the American influence. #sundancelondon
Oscar award winning director Roger Ross Williams tells me why he risked his life making his documentary God Loves Uganda. #sundancelondon
It's 10.00pm and I'm in the park. Where are you?#whereareyou
Niall Paterson, Sky TV presenter tells me what his idea of a press hack WAS. Take notice Tim Crook
Cheeki here is an annoying sound for you. WD40 to the rescue
Simon Huges MP for Bermondsey says he'll run next year, he thanks everyone who came out to help today.
Blue skyboo
Sounds of the marathon
Dan has ran two NewYork Marathons he is great at encouraging the runners
Linda palmas team manager for Croydon says she had marvellous morning with the Mini runners
I'm at the London Marathon Whoo great atmosphere
Berta saborido masafrets from Catalonia tells me about tower climbing for St George's Day on Sunday. This is a tradition that has been happening for at least 150 years
Sneaky peek through the windows of Guys hospital from the 33 floor great view if a little murky
Berta saborido masafrets from Catalonia tells me about tower climbing for St George's Day on Sunday. This is a tradition that has been happening for at least 150 years
Help from Delores and/or Lance
Raymond George Dell is confused
Gerry kirby tells me of her admiration for Maggie
Edwina Currie who was in the cabinet during Maggie's rule tells me about her time with Maggie, she got worse in the end
Sophie and her dad Simon have come from Warwickshire for Maggie's funeral
Olayinka ogunfolu explains as a black woman why she has come to Maggie's funeral
Jon Rushman describes what he can see for me, I'm too short and he should be a journalist.
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