On Tuesday's Phone-In

SHOULD WE GIVE GORDON BROWN A BREAK? The Prime Minister is facing more criticism over a letter he sent to the mum of a soldier killed in Afghanistan. But should we just lay off him and let him get on with the job? The Prime Minister has, this morning, told a news conference that his thoughts and prayers are with the families of those who've been killed in Afghanistan. But "The Sun" has a tape of him on the phone to the mum of Jamie Janes, apologising for any "unintended mistakes" but denying spelling her son's name wrongly. Mrs Janes says she "begs to differ". Is the criticism justified? Can he do anything right? His every move is scrutinised but that's the job of the PM, isn't it? Call 03700 100 110 or text 81012.

CAN MONEY BRING HAPPINESS? No doubt we're all wishing we were Les Scadding and his wife Samantha Peachey-Scadding from Caerleon. Or perhaps you wouldn't want that sort of dosh? They've just won 45.5 million pounds on the Euromillions. But if you had that money would it make you happier? Would you give up work, leave the country? Give it to charity or would you buy a Ferrari or an Aston Martin?

HAVE YOU SEEN ABUSE AT A CHILDREN'S FOOTBALL GAME? Cardiff and District League secretary, Robin Davies, has said there have been racial abuse allegations involving children this season and that matches are being spoiled by bad behaviour from coaches, parents and players. Do you run a team? Have you given a ref abuse? Maybe you gave up because of the grief?

Last updated: 10 November 2009