Broadcaster Stuart Hall has spent the first night of his 15 month sentence in jail. Two London MPs say is too lenient. What do you think?Sex attacker Stuart Hall jailedwww.bbc.co.ukBBC broadcaster Stuart Hall is jailed for 15 months for sexually abusing girls, as his barrister says his offences were not on the scale of Jimmy Savile's.

A cell with a view - Pentonville, Brixton and the Scrubs could be transformed from prisons to posh hotels. The idea from a former MOJ deputy director is to replace 30 of Britains best known jails with 12 super-prisons. Supporters say it could save money, but would it work?

Olympic legacy? What Olympic legacy? Fewer people are now playing sport regularly than before the London games according to Sport England. Have you given up sport and exercise and if so why? Is the weather your excuse? And what else has it stopped you doing?Fewer adults playing sport since London Olympicswww.guardian.co.ukGovernment defends grassroots participation claims as Sport England figures show 20 sports declined while only nine gained

Must try harder - could do better - not London pupils...So says Ofsted. But are our best and brightest children really being let down by teachers? Did you work hard enough at school? and what's the best way to motivate young people?Schools 'failing brightest pupils'www.bbc.co.ukThousands of bright children are being let down by England's non-selective secondary schools, inspectors warn.

Jo Good's Show live from LIMBO earlier on this afternoon

Jo Good's Show live from LIMBO earlier on this afternoon

Here's the stage at The Spiegeltent where Jo Good's Afternoon Show is LIVE now

This afternoon Jo comes live from Limbo on The Southbank

Families should record conversations with builders, hairdressers and even photographers to ensure they stick to their word. So says a government minister - but would it work? What problems have you had with tradesmen or services and how did you resolve them?Record your builder to make sure he sticks to his word: New laws will help consumers enforce...www.dailymail.co.ukUnveiling a consumer bill of rights, business minister Jo Swinson said new laws would allow customers to enforce verbal agreements struck with everyone from builders to hairdressers.

Jo Good meets Bonnie Langford

As London prepares for a day of G8 protests, we're asking - have you ever been on a demo? What have you protested about and do demonstrations ever achieve anything? This morning with Paul Ross and Nikki Bedi

Gangnam Style! Psy is live at 4pm with Jo GoodPsy Live in the studio now!

A tsumani of family breakdown is battering the country - a think tank says - with over a million children growing up without a father. How important was your Dad in your life and if you are a single mum in London, how do you manage without a man in your family life?

Kate Bradbury - author of "The Wildlife Gardener" is in the studio with Jeni Barnett. If you have any gardening questions call now 020 722 42000 and what is your favourite wildflower and why?

This morning Jeni Barnett is joined by actress Niamh Cusack, who is starring in 'The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time' at the Apollo Theatre in the West End. And we'd like to know which book, play or film made a lasting impression on you...

On Inspirit with Jumoke Fashola this morning... Nepotism - how far would you go to help your child up the career ladder? Whose job is it to instill morals in children? Talent television - entertainment or exploitation? 0207 224 2000

Gary Crowley is on BBC London 94.9 asking for for songs that feature modes of transport in the title. Post your suggestions below or text 81333 (start with London) followed by your message. Don't forget BBC Introducing from 8pm showcasing under the radar music from London based music makers.

Today on Gaby Roslin's Show The Wanted came in for a chat

The number of thefts linked to cash points is up by a third. Railway ticket machines are also being targeted. So have you been a victim and how careful are you when typing in your pin?

An Islamic centre in Muswell Hill has been burnt to the ground with the letters EDL found painted onto one of it's walls. This follows a number of attacks on mosques since the dead of soldier Lee Rigby in Woolwich. How do these attacks make you feel as a londoner?

Banned from begging in London - the man who dressed in rags and pretended to be homeless was artfully pulling in over £50,000 a year. Do stories like this make you think twice about giving and what makes you choose to give to people on the street? Does it depend on the way they look?

Drivers who hog the middle lane, tailgate and cut up other motorists will face hundred pound fines and three points. But is this new government scheme workable or just window dressing? And what kinds of poor driving have you seen on London's motorways? On Breakfast with Penny and Paul this morning.

Waiting times for A&E department have hit a nine-year high. The health think tank The Kings Fund says the number of patients waiting more than four hours before treatment in A & E has risen by nearly forty per cent. How long have you had to wait at your local A&E? 'misses A&E waiting time target'www.bbc.co.ukThe NHS in England missed its A&E target in the first three months of the year, with a sharp rise in those waiting more than four hours, researchers say.

Driven to drink - Britain's first motorway pub is on the way. Alcohol campaigners say it's an accident waiting to happen or are you happy at the thought of pulling off the M40 and having a pint?

On The BBC London Breakfast Show this morning: Scotland Yard is considering introducing a positive discrimination policy when recruiting new staff. In an interview with the Guardian, a senior officer's revealed discussions have taken place with the government on ways to get more officers from ethnic minority backgrounds. Would positive discrimination improve policing in London and do we need more ethnic minority officers?

Good morning, On Jeni Barnett’s show this morning we are asking you about memorabilia: *Are you the type of person who collects memorabilia? *What have you collected over the years? *What’s your favourite piece of memorabilia and how did you acquire it? Your comments below or better still call us on 020 7 22 4 2000

Kate Garraway is here till midday - asking - do we forget about the role of Dads in society?

How important is it to sit down and eat your meals as a family? With Kate Garraway now...

What are you doing for your Dad today? Kate Garraway is sitting in for Jeni and would love to hear from you

Kate Garraway is sitting in for Jeni this morning... We're talking about Fathers Day - embarrassing dad stories? Love your dad or love being one? Tell us here or call in from 9am on 020 722 42000

On 'Inspirit' with Jumoke Fashola this morning: Do demonstrations achieve anything? What's the role of the Father in 2013? Age - do you let it define you or is it just a number? 0207 224 2000