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Start Christmas shopping in August?

That might sound crackers, but people have been sharing pictures of supermarkets stocking festive items early.

Is it a sensible budgeting measure, or does it spoil all the fun?

Should all parking meters take cash?

York council is the latest to turn its car parks cashless, but has come under fire for not being inclusive enough.

Hundreds of people have objected, saying it impacts older and disabled people.

What are your thoughts?

Should Reform leader Nigel Farage stop calling Britain lawless?

His six-week campaign focusing on law and order has been criticised as fear-mongering, with statistics showing a major drop in violent crime over the past three decades.

What do you think?

Should we ban all supermarket plastic bags?

Supermarkets sold more than 430 million last year, despite many shops putting up their prices.

Single-use carrier bags still end up littered or in our rivers.

Should we follow Wales and bring in a complete nationwide ban?

Are fashion ad models too thin?

Zara is the latest to feature models who have been deemed "unhealthily thin".

The advertising watchdog said its two adverts were "socially irresponsible".

What do you think?

Should police reveal the nationalities of suspects?

The Home Secretary says we need more transparency after a suspect is charged with a crime.

Currently, police only disclose their gender and age.

Should they start revealing ethnicity and immigration status as well?

Should British cask ale get heritage status?

It's a drink that's been pulled in British pubs for centuries, served hand-drawn, unfiltered and full of flavour, and it's even saved lives.

Campaigners want it protected as part of our national heritage.

What do you think?

Should airlines make passengers wear their seat belts for the entire flight?

Aviation experts have suggested making it mandatory because of an increase in the frequency of turbulence.

Is this a sensible move to improve safety?

Or an unnecessary restriction on passengers?

Will the government's one-in-one migrant deal cut channel crossings?

The scheme comes into force this week and will see some people who have crossed the Channel sent back to France in exchange for taking some asylum seekers with ties to Britain.

What do you think?

Is it time to ban private prescriptions for weight loss jabs?

There are concerns that people are putting weight back on after coming off because private patients don't get support after stopping treatment.

Is it wrong to keep prescribing it if that support isn't available?

Should we raise the minimum wage for 18-year-olds?

The Deputy Prime Minister, Angela Rayner, is planning to increase the wage from £10 to over £12 an hour, which is what over-21s are currently paid.

Will this help young people or just make it harder for businesses?

Should all GP appointments be face-to-face?

A third of all GP appointments in June were held over the phone or online - the highest proportion since the pandemic.

Does this increase the risk of misdiagnosis?

Or is it that good healthcare is easily accessible?

Do we need to make over-70s retake their driving tests?

That's what one woman is calling for after her 79-year-old mum was killed in a crash.

She says the rules for older drivers are "unsafe and inadequate".

What are your thoughts?

Should we give men bonuses to work in primary schools?

One in four don't have a single male teacher, so the government is offering fathers £1,000 to join nursery schools.

Should it do the same for primaries?

Do we need a second referendum on Brexit?

According to a new survey, the majority of Brits want another say and this time they'd vote Remain.

Less than a third would back Brexit a second time around.

What do you think?

Should national service be brought back for pensioners?

It's a discussion going on in Germany at the moment.

We've explored the possibility of national service returning here in recent times...

Could retirees benefit too, or have they already given enough?

After Strictly's latest crisis, is it time the show was axed?

The BBC has launched an investigation into claims of drug abuse by stars of the family-friendly show.

It follows damning headlines about bullying and inappropriate language by contestants.

What do you think?

Do you back the government spending more cash to stop migrant crossings?

They've pledged an extra £100 million to support the one in, one out deal with France and pay for more officers, tech and equipment to stop people smugglers.

Do you think the money will end up wasted?

Should we boycott zoos with apes?

A wildlife charity is urging the public not to visit attractions housing gorillas, chimpanzees, bonobos and orangutans.

It says keeping them in captivity takes a "catastrophic" toll on their health.

What do you think?

Should every home have five bins?

One for food, one for paper, one for garden waste, one for plastic, and one for non-recyclables.

This is being introduced in North Hertfordshire, but the government wants to roll it out across England.

What do you think?

Should wealthy families pay more for energy?

Bills are expected to rise over the next few years to cover infrastructure improvements, but Ofgem is looking at ways to make those who earn less pay less, while letting bigger earners take the hit.

Is that fair?

Do you want Birmingham Airport to be named after Ozzy Osbourne?

A petition to rebrand the hub as 'Ozzy Osbourne International' has over 50 thousand signatures.

Would it be a good way to celebrate him?

Would you back a nurse's strike?

The Royal College of Nursing says their 3.6% pay rise is not enough, and is threatening industrial action.

Would you support them?

Or do you think frontline workers must be there for patients no matter what?

Should we deport all foreign criminals?

One in eight prisoners is currently born overseas, the highest number of any year since 2013.

The Shadow Justice Secretary, Robert Jenrick, wants to deport the entire foreign prisoner population.

What do you think?

Are sports cars sexy?

A new study found women were more attracted to a Fiat driver, rather than a Lamborghini driver, as he gave the impression of being family-oriented.

What are your thoughts?

Are pylons and wind farms eyesores?

Reform's Richard Tice has declared war on renewables and has launched a campaign group to fight pylons, solar and wind farm projects.

Tice says they're ruining the British countryside.

Do you agree?

Should councils turn off CCTV in town centres?

One council in Hampshire is shutting down its entire network as it claims the cameras cost too much to run.

Residents aren't happy as they say they won't feel safe, and it will encourage thieves.

What do you think?

Should every high street have a bank?

Santander has revealed it has axed over 2,000 jobs and closed almost 100 branches after admitting a drop in its profits this year so far.

What are your thoughts?

Do we need to put cancer warnings on pizzas and burgers?

A major study of 100,000 adults has found a link between eating junk food and lung cancer.

Anything from pizza and burgers to sausages and bread - the worry is if the foods are ultra-processed.

What do you think?

Does the population boom show migration is out of control?

Latest figures show the second-largest increase in population in over 75 years, with a rise of more than 700,000 people.

Is this too much, or is it compensation for an ageing population?