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The Phone In: With Natasha Livingstone

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Your calls on education in Wales, speed limits and bad behaviour at the theatre.

How worried are you about the state of education in Wales? Do you feel the speed limits are correct where you live? And what bad behaviour have you seen at the cinema and theatre?

Wales' performance has slumped to its lowest level ever in maths, reading and science tests taken by 15-year olds. In the first international Pisa assessments since Covid, Wales’s scores were the worst of all UK nations and the results gap has widened. How worried should we be about the state of education in Wales? And people have put up fake speed limit signs to discourage drivers from speeding through a Conwy village. The residents of Glasfryn have even decorated their public Christmas tree signs telling people it’s a 30pmh zone even though it’s really 60. So how do you feel about the speed limits where you live? Are they right for the roads around you? Plus Jason Manford has taken to social media to complain about the "shocking" amount of litter left at the theatre where he’s appearing in panto. The comedian filmed rows of popcorn, plastic cups and empty crisp packets left behind after the show. Do you despair of fellow cinema and theatre goers? What bad behaviour have you seen? Call or WhatsApp 03700 100 110. Text 8 10 12.  Tweet @bbcradiowales.

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