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Thank you for your contributions to the blog and the MyLife panel over the last three years, and we hope you enjoy contributing to the new forums!
The Wedding of William & Kate is next month and the country is gearing up for a big celebration. Are you going to watch the wedding? Have you thought about buying any memorabilia? Do you think the wedding has become too commercial?
It has been announced that people in Scotland no longer have to pay for prescriptions which leaves England as the only country in the UK that has to pay. Patients in England are charged £7.40 per prescription. Do you think the government should do something to address this inequality? Do you face high prescription charges?
George Osbourne has delivered his 2011 budget which includes increasing the personal tax allowance and cutting fuel duty by 1p a litre. Did you think it was a good budget? Do you think the government are managing the economy well? Is there anything that you would have liked to seen included?
Have you received your Census form? Will you using the paper version to respond or filling it in online? Do you think the Census is a good thing or a waste of time?
Libya have called for an immediate ceasefire following a United Nations resolution to enforce a no-fly zone and protect civilians and civilian areas within Libya. Do you think the United Nations should have acted sooner? Should the resolution have gone further? Was it right for Britain to support the resolution?
The tragic events in Japan have been unfolding in the media since the devastating earthquake and tsunami. The Japanese people have had to deal with terrible loss of life, devastation to towns and villages and now the potential nuclear disaster. Could we be doing more to help the people of Japan? Do you think our government has handled the situation well in helping and supporting British citizens in Japan? Are you concerned about the global effect the Japanese nuclear situation may have on the world?
It has been suggested that May Day could be scrapped and replaced by St. George’s Day in April or Trafalgar Day in October. One reason for the suggested change is to get the tourist season off to an earlier start or (if it was changed to October) to keep the season going longer. Do you think May Day should be scrapped in favour of another day? Would you prefer a day off in April or October rather than the beginning of May?
With people trying to maintain healthier lifestyles, dieting has become part of everyday life. Have you dieted? Would you consider joining a diet club such as Weight Watchers or Rosemary Conley if you needed to diet? What have your experience of diet programmes been like?
It’s awards season for the movie industry, with the Oscars and recently the BAFTAs. Are you more likely to go and see a film if it has won an award? Will you go to the cinema to watch an award-winning film rather than wait for the DVD or for it to be shown on TV?
The police recently launched a website called police.uk where you can get information about crime and policing at postcode level in any area in the UK. Have you visited this website? Is it something you would use if you were considering moving home? Do you think it’s a good idea to have this information available to everyone?
We would love to hear your feedback on the Daily Mail or Mail on Sunday. Why do you read it? Which are your favourite sections? Which columnists do you always read? Are you a weekday Daily Mail reader or do you tend to stick to the Saturday or Sunday papers? So we know exactly which bits you are refering to it would be great if you could specify whether your comments refer to the Daily Mail (weekday), the Daily Mail (Saturday) or the Mail on Sunday. Go for it....
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