Jason Mohammad takes your calls on Brexit, balaclavas and movies that defined your youth.

Today marks ten years since the UK voted to leave the EU. In the landmark referendum in 2016, Britain decided to leave the European union with a 52% to 48% vote split. The Leave campaign promised voters the chance to 'take back control', whilst Remainers argued Britain was stronger in Europe. So ten years on... how do you feel about Brexit? And do you stand by your vote?

Users of the Taff Trail in Cardiff have reported being attacked or robbed by e-Bike riding youths wearing balaclavas. South Wales Police Inspector Tim Ursell said "those responsible are often wearing face coverings and all dark clothing to avoid being identified". The force are now increasing patrols in the area. But maybe you've seen young people wearing balaclavas in your area... So should balaclavas in public be banned?

And finally, this month marks 40 years since the release of the hit teen movie Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Life moves pretty fast... Forty years later, it's still a go-to classic 80s film... So we want to hear about the films that defined your youth - and why?

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