Do we need cigarette-style warnings on social media? The Lib Dems want to introduce them to protect young people's mental health. Should there be mandatory warnings whenever a child opens up a social media app? Would that make a difference?

Should people be fined for flushing wet wipes down the loo? A special device is being used to track which homes are flushing the offending items down the lav and causing massive blockages. This means people could face fines of thousands of pounds. Is that right?

Should the chancellor raise income tax? A think tank has suggested that this would level the playing field on tax, protecting workers' pay packets. Do you think this would unfairly hit pensioners? Or does the tax load need rebalancing?

Would you call your baby Nigel? It's a 'critically endangered' name with just five Nigels born in 2023 and zero in 2020. One pub in Worcestershire is trying to tackle the decline by hosting a special 'Nigel Night'. But is it a name we should just let die out?

More traffic cops on our roads? The number of road policing officers in England and Wales has fallen by more than a fifth in the last decade with campaigners blaming a rising reliance on cameras. Would seeing more police cars be a good thing?

Ban violent patients from GP treatment? A recent survey of GPs has claimed violence in general practices is widespread and often caused by long waiting times. But would it be fair to ban patients if they act out of order?

Do you feel sorry for Fergie? The Duchess of York has been dropped by several charities over emails with convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein. It's something she regrets doing, and isn't accused of any wrongdoing herself. Do you feel sorry for her this morning?

Is it ok for councils to collect rubbish every three weeks? Almost two million more people in England will reportedly have to wait that long for black bin collections after the government scrapped a Tory pledge. Are you fed up with waiting to get rid of your waste?

Does Nigel Farage's crackdown on legal migration go too far? Reform want to ban migrants from accessing benefits and axe rules allowing them to live or work here permanently after five years. Do you think the plans are cruel, or do you back them?

Should Sarah Ferguson be stripped of her Duchess of York title after allegedly describing Jeffrey Epstein as a 'supreme friend'? Prince Andrew's ex-wife reportedly wrote a gushing email to Epstein after he'd already served time for a child sex offence. What do you think?

Do we need bigger fines for cyclists who run red lights? Currently, you can be given a £50 fine for a cycling offence, but one police force is pushing for tougher penalties. Last year, 11 cyclists a day were fined for going through a red light. What do you think?

Should single people have lower energy bills? More than two million households won't switch on their central heating this winter because of rising prices. Those who live alone are the most likely to leave it off. Is it time to introduce discounts for single people?

Should legal migrants be banned from claiming benefits? Nigel Farage has been unveiling his plans to toughen up visa rules and stop foreign nationals from accessing the welfare system. He claims this will save taxpayers billions. What do you think?

Scheduling sex: the key to a happy marriage? A woman writing in The Telegraph says it improved her sex life and 'rebooted' her relationship. Did you find the same? Or do you balk at the idea?

OK to lie about your qualifications? The French Prime Minister has been accused of lying about having a master's degree in law. But have we all stretched the truth on our CVs before?

Two-hour time limit for kids on social media? The Lib Dems are proposing a 'doomscrolling cap' to limit the time that children can watch TikTok-style videos to two hours a day. What are the rules in your house?

Should King kick Andrew and Fergie out of the Royal family? The latest scandal between the Duke and Duchess of York and Jeffrey Epstein continues to emerge. Is it time for King Charles to cut ties completely?

Should you queue for a drink at the bar? 40% of Brits would prefer an orderly single-file queue to everyone just crowding around the bar. Do you hate the chaos, or is it just part of the experience of going out?

Do we need to sell vapes in plain packaging? A new study says using plain packaging could reduce the number of children who take it up, but adults are still likely to buy e-cigarettes sold in plain packs. Does vape branding need to be regulated?

Is Keir Starmer right to recognise Palestine as a state? The PM has announced that the UK formally recognises Palestinian statehood, in the hope that the conflict with Israel can be resolved with a two-state solution. Is this the right move?

Ever okay to eat in bed? A new poll suggests a third of people think it's totally fine! Even Nigella Lawson is a fan. Are you mortified by crumbs in the bed?

Should students leave home for Uni? UCAS figures suggest the number of students intending to live at home has doubled in the last 20 years. Is leaving home part of growing up?

Scrap hospital cafes for more beds? One overwhelmed hospital did just that - they turned their café into a makeshift ward. Should more hospitals do the same?

Scrap hospital cafes for more beds? One overwhelmed hospital did just that - they turned their café into a makeshift ward. Should more hospitals do the same?

Are Brits too desperate for fat jabs? 1 in 25 doctors' appointments now involve discussions about weight loss jabs. Do you think this is a worrying trend?

Should we ban phones in restaurants? A London restaurant has sparked the debate after confiscating customers' phones before serving them their meals. They say it's to help diners connect with staff. What do you think?

Will the government's 'one in, one out' migrant deal work? A second man has been deported from the UK to France this morning under Starmer's deal; however, at the same time, hundreds of migrants tried to cross the Channel. Could it act as a deterrent or be enough in future?

Was Trump's state visit a victory for Starmer? The President spoke warmly about his relationship with the UK at a press conference yesterday, and he also made clear he had a 'few disagreements' with Starmer. Do you think the PM did a good job?

Should parents say no to kids when they ask for a puppy? 1 in 5 say they were left frustrated and stressed after their child failed to properly look after a dog they begged for. What do you think?

Should youths be fined £1,000 for wearing masks in town and city centres? Police and council leaders in Liverpool want that to happen. They say they're responding to safety concerns from the public, shopkeepers and tourists. Are they being too harsh on teens?

Should Keir Starmer listen to Donald Trump and deploy the military to stop channel migrants? The U.S. president threw down the gauntlet on the final day of his state visit yesterday. Do you think Starmer should take his advice?

Dress up for special occasions? A mayor has been criticised for dressing inappropriately for a military parade - he wore a Hawaiian shirt and shorts! Are dress codes there to be followed?

Are personalised number plates nice or naff? There's a big appetite for personalised plates in the UK, with drivers spending over a billion pounds on them in the last decade. Do you have one? Or are they the height of bad taste?

Are young people workshy? Our work and pensions secretary reckons people have got out of the habit of working. Do you think that's a fair assessment? Or is it harder for young people now than it was for you?

Is our so-called 'special relationship' with the U.S. good for Britain? That's what the President described it as yesterday. Do we need to have a special bond with the U.S? Or would you rather we distanced ourselves from Trump's America?

Should everyone learn to drive manual cars? One in three driving tests will be taken in an automatic car by the year 2027. The AA says driving with a gearbox would become irrelevant to newer drivers. Is this a bad thing?

Lower state pension age for women? Economists have warned that increasing the state pension age will hit women hardest as they are less likely to be in work in their early 60s. Should we lower the state pension age to make it fairer for women?

Is Trump's visit worth the money? The cost of his last state visit was nearly £4 million, meaning this year's could be even more! But as the King praised our 'special relationship' and £150 billion of US investment in the UK, is this money well spent?

Do we need to bring in more 20-mile-per-hour zones? Road safety campaigners say 14 deaths and almost 900 injuries have been prevented since Wales lowered its default speed limit in 2023. Would you be happy to roll out the limit where you live, or is it not worth it?

Should working-class people be prioritised for jobs? A charity says that even though only 7% of Brits are privately educated, they still dominate top jobs. They also found that more companies are considering candidates' backgrounds when hiring. What do you think?

Does Trump's state visit prove we need the monarchy? The Royals were the centre of events yesterday, with the President saying visiting 'friend' King Charles was the reason for the trip. Is the monarchy important for diplomacy? Or are we bending the knee for a hostile state?

Are Brits too lazy to lose weight naturally? A daily pill that's being trialled could help people lose 20% of their body weight. Together with weight-loss jabs, are you concerned that people are now relying on quick fixes rather than good old-fashioned diet and exercise?

Are you glad that Trump is in Britain to meet the royals? He arrived last night and will be welcomed by the King and Queen, as well as William and Kate, at Windsor very shortly. If it were up to you, would you have turned Air Force One around and sent the Donald back?

Should you be charged income tax on the state pension? Millions who rely on the new state pension as their only source of income are likely to face deductions for the first time in 2027. Is that fair?

Is man flu real? According to a new survey, men say it is, and women say they aren't so sure. What do you think? Have you suffered from it before? Are you convinced it's real but not taken seriously?

Did menopause mess with your marriage? American researchers say seven out of 10 divorcing women say menopause or perimenopause was a factor in their separation. Was that true for you?

Smacking kids: would you ban it? Data suggests people in London are less likely to want to ban smacking than those in Yorkshire. Is it already banned in your area? Do you think it works?

Right to roll out the red carpet for Trump? The US President is currently in Britain for his second state visit, an honour rarely afforded to foreign Presidents or Heads of State. Is it right to roll out the red carpet for such a divisive political figure?

Should we ban bird feeding in town centres? A council in West Yorkshire is trying to tackle anti-social behaviour, including banning bird feeding. It can be noisy, spread disease and cause a mess. Would you back a ban?

What should Starmer do about the migrant flights failing to take off? The government's new 'one in, one out' policy has failed for a third consecutive day. No migrants have been on board commercial flights meant to take them to France. What should be done?