Jeremy, Storm & Vanessa On 5

Is it ok to give second-hand Christmas presents?

It's cheaper and better for the environment, but would you be comfortable giving - or receiving - a pre-loved item?

Have you done this before?

Should we pay failed asylum seekers up to £10,000 to leave the country?

Currently, migrants can be given up to £3,000, but the government wants to increase this.

Ministers say it will still cost less than housing people in hotels.

Will this work?

Should homeowners be given compensation if they live under a flight path?

An overhaul of Britain's airspace is being planned - meaning thousands more residents could be subjected to aircraft noise.

Ministers have been advised not to give them financial handouts.

Is this fair?

Do the comments Nigel Farage may have made at school still matter?

The Reform leader has been accused of making racist and antisemitic remarks, which he denies.

Do you think he should apologise?

Should bosses buy their staff Christmas gifts?

Panellist Phil Jones used to get rounds in for the team and reckons bosses should treat their staff at the end of the year.

Is that a nice gesture or a bit unprofessional?

Should we make flu jabs free for all?

The number of flu patients in hospital beds in England is currently 50% higher than at the same time last year, and the flu season hasn't even reached its peak.

Do we need to make it free, to take the pressure off hospitals?

Should the UK join the Eurovision Israel boycott?

Broadcasters have allowed Israel to remain, but Ireland, Spain, the Netherlands and Slovenia will not take part as a result.

A poll found 2/3 Brits think we should pull out if Israel takes part.

What do you think?

Is it ok to have chips on a fry-up?

That's the question dividing the nation today as a poll shows 43% of Brits in favour - and 44% against.

Where do you sit on this one?

Do we have a duty to invite elderly family members to Christmas?

One and a half million pensioners will spend Christmas Day by themselves this year - with some not seeing or speaking to anyone...

Do you make time to combat the loneliness epidemic over the holidays?

Was Prince Harry right to have a dig at President Trump?

There were boos during his appearance on a late-night show in America last night for saying the US had "elected a King".

What do you think, and who do you think they were booing?

Do we need tougher mental health benefits rules?

The Health Secretary is expected today to order a review of diagnoses for things like anxiety, ADHD, and autism over concerns about a sharp rise in the number of people making claims for them.

Are they right or wrong to do this?

Should police be allowed to use facial recognition cameras in every town?

They could access passport photos for the nationwide rollout of the technology.

Campaigners warn it's a "historic breach of privacy".

Would you be happy with this in your town centre?

Is King Charles a climate hero or hypocrite?

The King has expressed frustration at the response to the climate crisis and says he doesn't want to be accused of "not doing anything about it".

Critics argue his carbon footprint begs to differ.

What do you think?

Should the NHS refuse to treat A&E time wasters?

Health chiefs have warned they are "under siege" from patients with hiccups, sniffles and ingrown toenails.

More than 200,000 people attended emergency departments last winter with minor ailments.

Should they be sent home?

Would you take Christmas tips from Meghan?

The Duchess of Sussex's festive special is now streaming on Netflix.

Will you be tuning in for her holiday food and crafting guide?

Is it OK to keep finances secret from your partner?

More than half of British adults aren't honest with their other halves when it comes to spending money.

Are you the same?

Or do you think it doesn't bode well for a relationship?

Should we fine parents more for absent schoolchildren?

Over 39,000 kids in England are missing from education entirely - an increase of a fifth in a year.

Is it time we cracked down on absentees with bigger penalties?

Or are there larger issues at play?

Are too many people using fat jabs?

There's a new warning that those who need them most are struggling to get them.

Their surge in popularity has also been blamed for the return of the super-skinny trend.

Would you like to see use limited?

Do Yorkshire puddings belong on your Christmas dinner plate?

49% of Brits say they have them on Christmas Day, although more people have them if they're cooking beef.

Do you love a Yorkie, or are they just not traditional?

Is it right to ban a gambling advert featuring Lewis Hamilton?

The Advertising Standards Authority has banned a Betway ad with the racing driver because they say he is likely to appeal to under-18s.

Do you think they are right?

Or is this over the top?

Should all Royals be forced to pay full rent?

MPs have announced an investigation into all homes owned by the Crown Estate.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor doesn't pay the market rate, but the Prince and Princess of Wales are set to in their new home.

What do you think?

Do you still send Christmas cards?

It's estimated that a billion cards will be sent this year, but that number is declining as stamp prices rise and younger generations fall out of love with the festive tradition.

Do you still send them?

Should all pubs offer flu jabs?

One local is doing just that, amid worries about flu jab take-up.

What do you think?

Would you get your flu jab in a pub?

Do we need to let teachers have four-day working weeks to stop them from quitting?

Campaigners are urging the government to boost teachers' wellbeing by letting them have a day off every week in an attempt to stop them from leaving education.

But is that reasonable?

Is scrapping jury trials a mistake?

Critics say the right to a trial by a jury of your peers is a "cornerstone of British criminal justice" which has stood for 800 years.

But David Lammy insists courts cannot cling to juries for the sake of tradition.

What do you make of it?

Is Home Alone the best Christmas film?

It's been voted the nation's favourite, with Love Actually coming in at second.

What do you think?

Should all cars be fitted with breathalysers?

Most people want convicted drink drivers to have breathalysers in their cars that they'd have to use before they could get behind the wheel.

Do you think we should roll them out in all cars?

Are doctors going too far by striking at Christmas?

There's another doctor’s strike planned. And this time it's in the run-up to the big day.

The British Medical Association has confirmed resident doctors will walk out from December 17th to 22nd.

Do you think that's fair on patients?

Is it OK for a minister to ditch a portrait of the late Queen?

When David Lammy was Foreign Secretary, he replaced a photo of Elizabeth II with an artwork representing African flags.

Is that unpatriotic, or is he free to decorate his office however he wants?

Can William save the Monarchy?

In a new documentary, broadcaster David Dimbleby asks whether the Prince's 'ordinary Joe' approach could win back more support for the Royals.

Do you believe the institution has had its day?