The royal wedding build-up has been steadily gaining momentum over the last few months, and yet some people cannot wait until it is all over. Are you excited about Friday's nuptials, or suffering from wedding fatigue?
Billions of people around the world are expected to watch Prince William and Catherine Middleton tie the knot on 29 April.
Councils have seen a late increase in applications for road closures for street parties and well-wishers are starting to camp out on London's streets - but many others have had their fill.
Where will you watch the wedding? Are you planning a street party? What will you be doing on Friday if you're not planning to celebrate the royal nuptials? Do you feel you are labelled a spoilsport for not engaging in the celebrations?
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British wrestlers are voicing frustration at seeing foreign training partners become members of the GB Olympic squad. Should only British born wrestlers be part of the squad?
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The training partners are brought in from other countries to share skills, they can also seek citizenship while they live and work in the UK. British wrestlers are saying that they should not be taking the place of native wrestlers.
British Olympic teams have benefitted from the addition of foreign talent in the past. Jurgen Grobler OBE lead the GB rowing team to gold. Double European champion athlete Mo Farah lives in the UK after fleeing Somalia as a child and now competes for Great Britain.
Could foreign wrestlers who take on British citizenship increase the chances of GB collecting more medals? Should we encourage sportsmen and women from other countries to compete for GB?
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First Choice holidays will make all its holidays "all inclusive" from 2012, claiming it will save money. Is cost the most important consideration when booking a holiday?
From next summer it will become the UK's first mainstream holiday company specialising in all-inclusive holidays.
Flights, in-resort transfers, hotel accommodation, three meals a day and unlimited local drinks will all be included in the price.
The move bucks the trend of the past decade's popularity of building your own holiday.
Have you been on an all-inclusive holiday? What are the pros and the cons? Have you saved money by going on an all-inclusive break? Do you prefer them to other types of holidays? Do they 'dampen the appetite to explore' or encourage to try new things? What are the implications for local businesses?
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