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Should we scrap parking apps?

Many councils have removed payment machines, forcing people to pay with their phones.

But 3/4 drivers say they've had problems with the apps.

Should we be getting rid of them instead?
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Should Trump have been given the Nobel Peace Prize?

The winner's just been announced - and it wasn't him.

But many believe he should have been honoured for his work helping to secure the first phase of a peace deal between Israel and Hamas.

Do you agree or not?
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Do pole dancing to keep fit?

Actress and former guest on this show, Sarah Jayne Dunn, has told how she was branded 'inappropriate' after giving a demonstration of the sport she views as a form of empowerment and strength.

Would you give it a go?
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OK to ask women if they want children?

Jennifer Aniston revealed she endured a 20-year battle to have a baby despite people calling her a "selfish workaholic."

But if it's a loved one or a friend, is it OK to ask if they'd like kids in the future?
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Should every high street have a bank?

A recent survey said 80% of people were worried about their older relatives being scammed as more and more banks shutter their brick-and-mortar locations across the country.

How far do you have to travel to get to a bank?
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Free Covid jabs for over-65s?

This year, there has been a "significant change" in who is eligible for the vaccine - you now have to be over-75 to get it based on your age - otherwise you have to pay up to £99 for one.

Is it fair to make pensioners pay for a Covid vaccine?
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Should we ban phones at the dinner table?

The Princess of Wales is calling for us to get off our mobiles at family dinners, saying we are 'physically present but mentally absent'.

Do you agree?
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Do we need to install metal detectors in all schools to tackle knife crime?

Police have found children as young as four with knives, and some schools have introduced 'knife arches' and handheld wands to catch pupils trying to sneak weapons in.

Could this help?
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Has Donald Trump silenced his critics?

Israel and Hamas have approved the U.S. President's plan for a ceasefire in Gaza, and fighting is due to end in the early hours of tomorrow morning.

Are you still sceptical?
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Should we keep pubs open later?

The government is planning to let pubs, clubs and restaurants stay open into the early hours to try and boost the hospitality industry.

Critics warn that it could lead to more drunken behaviour, though.

What do you think?
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Should we charge passengers to recline their seats on a plane?

A Canadian budget airline has announced customers will have to pay extra if they'd like a seat that reclines.

Do you approve?

Or do you think airline charges are just getting ridiculous?
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Is scrapping stamp duty a good idea?

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch announced that's what the Tories would do if they get back into power.

Would you welcome the help for people buying homes, or do we need the £1 billion a month that Stamp Duty raises?
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What words do you get wrong?

We've got a list of words that even native English speakers struggle to pronounce correctly - Anesthetist, Turmeric, and Worcestershire are a few words on the list.

Are there any that trip you up every time?
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Stop kissing other people's babies?

Made in Chelsea star Sophie Habboo says she won't be letting anyone kiss her baby when it arrives, and NHS guidance says only parents should be kissing their newborn.

Is that realistic?
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Royal documentaries: are they good for the monarchy?

The King has revealed he's going to release a documentary on Amazon Prime about his 'vision for nature'.

Do you think getting to see more of the royals is good for their image?
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Wrong to comment on people's weight?

Victoria Beckham has revealed that she's suffered from an eating disorder, which was made worse by people continually commenting on her weight while she was a Spice Girl.

Do you think sometimes the comments can come from a good place?
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Do you love or loathe musicals?

The West End's longest-running musical, Les Misérables, celebrated 40 years on the London stage last night.

Do musicals hit all the right notes with you?

Or would you bring the curtain down on them?
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Who would you prefer to run the country...

Kemi Badenoch or Keir Starmer?

The Tory leader took aim at the PM at her party conference yesterday, calling him 'useless' and branding Labour 'a mess'.

Who would you prefer in charge?
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Does Donald Trump deserve the Nobel Peace Prize?

His efforts to secure a ceasefire, the return of Israeli hostages and a military withdrawal from Gaza have been praised by Palestinians and hostage families alike.

Should he get the ultimate recognition?
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Is it cruel to take pets on public transport?

An animal charity called a video of cats on the London underground 'shocking' and said it could be 'hugely stressful' for the animals.

What do you think?
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Should Kemi stay as Tory leader?

She's just given her big speech at the Party Conference, but one poll shows half of her own members don't think she's the right person to lead the Conservatives into the next election.

What might convince you that she should stay?
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Is it right to fine parents if their kids are late to school?

One primary school in Torfaen is slapping parents with £120 if their kids persistently miss the morning register.

Do you think that's fair?
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Are tribute acts better than the real thing?

We're going to be joined by Britain's - possibly the world's - oldest Elvis act. Paul Brecht is 80 and has no plans to hang up his 'blue suede shoes' just yet.

He reckons he'll still be going when he's 100!

But would you pay to see him?
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Are Brits obsessed with 'cosy crime'?

Murder Before Evensong was watched by almost 2 million people last night and follows a long line of 'cosy crime' books and TV shows which have captured the nation's imagination.

What makes murder mysteries so appealing?
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Sack staff who call in sick with a hangover?

Apparently one in three workers admit to doing it - with some even saying they'd call in sick after going to the pub with their own colleagues.

Should repeat offenders be sacked or docked pay?