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Does last night's vote give you confidence in Brexit? 

Does last night's vote give you confidence in Brexit? Should children have to earn pocket money? Belle and Sebastian's Stuart Murdoch explains what it's like to live with ME.

Theresa May is expected to continue talks with EU leaders in the coming days after MPs backed a proposal for her to renegotiate her Brexit deal.  MPs voted 317 to 301 in favour of replacing the backstop - the insurance policy designed to avoid a hard border in Ireland in the event of no deal.
KAYE ASKS
Does last night's vote give you confidence? 

Also on the show...

STUART MURDOCH M.E 
'Sometimes it's like the worst hangover you've had, and you're going to have it all day and all next week as well'.  Belle and Sebastian frontman Stuart Murdoch tells us why he wrote to the government asking for urgent action on ME.  Dr Charles Shepherd is medical adviser to the ME Association, and MP Carol Monaghan brought a discussion on M.E to the House of Commons last Thursday 

LETTER BOXES
What's the problem with low level letter boxes and why has there been a 60 year campaign to get rid of them?  Shaun Davis is director of health, safety and wellbeing at Royal Mail, Liz is a postal worker and Riccardo Marini is an architect and Town Planner.

DRUGS AND MENTAL HEALTH 
We speak to the former cocaine addict who says we need to acknowledge the link between addiction and mental health.  Caroline Turriff is a Freelance Reporter and Karen Tyrell is a Director of External Affairs for Addaction.

POCKET MONEY
According to some of the findings in the annual report by Childwise, fewer kids receive regular pocket money allowance with more parents making ad hoc payments.  Should your children have to earn their pocket money?

TV DRAMAS
James Bulger's mother has written to the director of a film about the toddler's murder, appealing to him to withdraw it from the Oscars.  Denise Fergus said that clips of Detainment had made her feel like "I'm living that nightmare again". Should the film be withdrawn?

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