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The Radio Wales Phone-In

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The Radio Wales Phone-In

Debate on the issues that matter to Wales, weekdays at 12 PM. Call 03700 100 110 [rates] or text 81012 [network rates]. Listen live online

On Monday's Phone-In

16 November 2009

WILL YOU BE EXPECTING THE STATE TO LOOK AFTER YOU WHEN YOU GET OLD? Wales has a larger elderly population in proportion to the rest of the UK. The Welsh Assembly Government is trying to work out how to finance the care of the elderly. Figures show that about a third of men and half of women will, when they reach the age of 65 need long-term care and support. So what's the solution?

DOES SPEAKING WELSH HELP YOU GET ON IN WALES? The three Labour party Assembly Members who are vying for the top job in Welsh Politics - the First Minister are Carwyn Jones who's a fluent Welsh speaker, Huw Lewis is learning and Edwina Hart doesn't speak Welsh - so does it matter?

DO YOU WATCH THE X FACTOR? Western Mail columnist, Lynne Barrett Lee, will be joining Jason to discuss her article in the paper on Saturday in which she said that the programme's mainly for girls. She was wondering why there's only one girl left in The X Factor and thinks it's probably because there are no men actually watching!

ON THE TEXT TODAY Christmas is coming and a group of children in Gwynedd are making puddings to sell as part of a business venture so this has prompted Jason to make a Christmas pudding for the first time, but he needs your help so why not give him your hints and tips for the perfect pud by texting 81012.

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