Is it time to take down all St George's flags? A Labour minister is calling 'full time' on St George's flags and Union Jacks in her constituency now that the 2026 World Cup is over. Should they come down? Or is this silly?
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Is Andy Burnham right to give mayors more power? The Prime Minister is calling for a devolution revolution. Can you get on board with Burnham's vision? Would decisions be better made closer to home, or should power stay in Westminster?
Are you panicking about climate change? With wildfires, drought being declared across the whole of Wales, and now supermarket bosses warning about the impact on food supply, can Britain cope? Are we facing a new reality? Or are the risks being exaggerated?
Should the King cover Harry's legal bills? Following his failed legal action against the publisher of the Daily Mail, the Duke of Sussex is facing a legal bill of up to £18 million. Do you think the King should step in and help settle the tab?
Does everyone have a duty to save water? More than half of England is in drought, and parts of Wales and Scotland are affected too. People are being asked to take shorter showers and stop rinsing their dishes. Should we all do our bit and ration water?
Is it right to delay a debate on assisted dying? The Prime Minister says we should fix social care before changing the law. How do you feel about this?
What do you think Andy Burnham should do to stop small boats? He says Labour's plan is working, but up to 1,000 migrants reportedly made the crossing yesterday. French police watched from the beach as the boats set off. How can we stop this?
Can Andy Burnham stop small boats? He insists the plan is working because Channel crossings are down compared with last year. 900 people crossed during his first week on the job. Is his approach working?
Should we cut benefits to fund elderly care? The PM has talks planned with Conservative and Liberal Democrat leaders and a speech expected later. But Labour MPs warn they'll rebel against "punitive" benefits cuts. The question is then: how should Andy Burnham fund this?
Is it ok to put patients in mixed-sex wards? A record 54,000 people had to share with people of the opposite sex last year. The NHS says mixed accommodation should only be used in exceptional circumstances. Would you mind being in a mixed-sex ward?
Is Andy Burnham winning you over? Labour is beating Reform in the polls for the first time in more than a year - thanks to what's been called the 'Burnham bounce'. Are you convinced by our new Prime Minister?
Should there be rent freezes to tackle the cost of living? Angela Rayner has ruled out introducing rent controls, arguing reforms through renters' rights legislation are already having a "significant impact". With rents rising, do you think the government should go further?
Should we release female prisoners to free up prison spaces? The controversial early release scheme has just been paused... But do you agree with the politicians who want female prisoners released to keep plenty of spaces for male offenders?
Are films getting too long? The Odyssey is dazzling fans, but it's also testing their endurance. Nolan's Greek epic is nearly three hours long. Is it the price of a great story?
Should we take rich people's passports away if they move abroad to escape taxes? This is a suggestion from multi-millionaire Dale Vince. He says people who have made their fortunes here should keep contributing to the country. Will this stop rich Brits escaping a wealth tax?
Has Andy Burnham's first week as prime minister been a success or a failure? He's capped bus fares, cut energy bills and given tax breaks to pubs. But Kemi Badenoch says Burnham's ambitions are too small. Is she right?
Do you agree with Gary Lineker that millionaires like himself should have to pay more tax? He's joined several wealthy figures in urging the government to take more, since they can afford it. Do you think the rich should have to cough up?
Is releasing criminals following a third of their sentence an insult to victims? The PM says he'll review the scheme following outrage that two killers of PC Andrew Harper will be eligible. Reports it could be paused are said to have caused chaos in jails. What do you think?
Should we scrap plans to release prisoners early? Two men jailed for killing police officer Andrew Harper may be eligible for early release. PC Harper was killed seven years ago when he responded to a burglary and was dragged down a country road. What are your thoughts?
Should Andy Burnham raise taxes? He wants to ease cost-of-living pressures by reducing energy bills and capping bus fares, but economists question where he's getting the money from. They say he'll have to raise taxes or his promises will fall short. Where should he look?
Are you happy Andy Burnham is prioritising rough sleeping? In his first big pledge yesterday, he said that he wanted to end rough sleeping throughout the country. With numbers in England at record highs, is he right to make this his focus? Is the goal even achievable?
Can Andy Burnham bring back hope? He officially took over from Keir Starmer yesterday and is already making his presence known. This morning he announced the scrapping of tax on energy bills, and there were eyebrow-raising returns to cabinet. Are you feeling positive?
Do big bosses deserve £5m pay packet? As research shows fat cats are being paid 130 times more than the average worker. Do you think big bosses deserve it?
Should taxpayers fund art therapy for migrants in asylum centres? A council in Essex has spent £50,000 - taken from a grant from the Home Office - towards art therapy, gardening sessions and even sports sessions for asylum seekers. Is that money well spent?
Are you celebrating England coming third? The Three Lions missed out on the final, but they signed off with a thrilling 6-4 win over France. It was their best World Cup finish since 1966. Should we be praising the team... and Tuchel?
Should we give Harry taxpayer-funded security? The Prince wants to make more trips to the UK with Meghan and the kids, but only if they're given police protection. Harry's going to continue his battle with the Home Office. Are you backing him?
Are you backing Andy Burnham? Today, the 'King in the North' gets the keys to Number 10, officially replacing Keir Starmer. Allies promise he'll be bolder and more ambitious. Can Burnham deliver the change he's promised - or are you expecting more of the same?
Is it time we banned at-home firework displays? The loud bangs all year round could be coming to an end with only professional displays allowed. Is that something you'd support?
Should meningitis vaccines be mandatory? The government is being urged to offer the jabs free of charge to secondary school-aged kids to protect them against the deadly disease. Should all teens be made to get them?
Should we stop foreign aid to Pakistan until they take back the Rochdale grooming gang leader? Ministers have signed off on £153 million in aid despite Pakistan's foreign office saying he is 'exclusively' our problem... and actually maybe we're to blame. What do you think?