Reed Alexander joins James live in studio, the majority of motorway drivers break the speed limit and what should take precedent religious beliefs or human rights?

Hundreds of D-Day veterans have marked the 70th anniversary of the World War Two mission, a couple have been arrested after their child reached 15 stone and how do you save money?

You choose the subjects today, talking about a range of topics including the meaning of life, voting and the Royal baby.

Today's the last day of campaigning in one of the most unpredictable general elections, patients could wait up to a month for a doctor's appointment and do you self-checkout?

A housing association has tried to ban children from playing outside their house, there are calls for schools to adopt a "gender neutral" uniform policy and do you like your name?

Inequality and are you happy with your supermarket?

How would you get young people into work and who should decide the future of the BBC?

You choose the subjects today, talking about a range of topics including surgery, coalitions and synchronicity.

A list has been compiled of things that constitute being English, one newspaper implies some bingo halls are "awash with cocaine" and what clothes do you wear for several days?

How do you want to be treated when you get older and have you ever owned a hideously coloured car?

Talking about Tower Hamlets election fraud, pensions and pests.

Musician Sonny Jay gives James a rundown of the month's entertainment news, Tesco is to announce a record-breaking loss of over £5bn and what have you managed to get for free?

Ed Miliband, what makes London great and how quickly does it take to see your GP?

A judge has said that drivers using mobile phones while driving is “a plague on society”, it's been revealed the war on Afghanistan cost £890M and who's the best musical export?

A third of Britons would refuse to take in an elderly parent, a huge blaze has badly damaged the Victorian pier in Eastbourne and what's the solution to peace in the Middle East?

An Isis flag flies over an east London estate and what do you use the internet for?

Betty Boothroyd has criticised David Cameron for his recent appointments to the House of Lords, an academic has accused Gardener's Question Time of being racist and do you shave?

Paracetamol does not help when you have back pain and what food do you refuse to eat?

Supermarket Aldi is on the verge of becoming the UK's sixth biggest chain, Labour has announced plans for a ‘death tax’ of up to 15% and are you ever too old to do something?

The Tricycle refuses to host a Jewish event because of funding from The Israeli Embassy, research suggests that Aspirin can cut the risk of cancer and what noise annoys you?