Jason Mohammad takes your calls on Welsh independence, parking meters, and great inventions.

Jason Mohammad with Monday's Phone In...

The first ministers of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland are to meet in Cardiff today to discuss “working more closely” including on constitutional issues.
It will be the first face-to-face meeting among the nationalist leaders since Plaid Cymru's Rhun ap Iorwerth was elected in May, with all three wanting their countries to leave the United Kingdom. Should independence be on their agenda?

A financial report from Ceredigion Council has shown that new parking metres in Aberystwyth generated £90,000 in revenue - in just their first 70 days.
And, when peak summer season hit in July, the average daily revenue spiked to £1554. So, do you often have to pay to park? And is it a fair enough way for councils to bring in money?

And finally… An inventor from Swansea has developed what's being billed as a self-cooling can, something major drinks companies have been trying to crack for years. The idea is simple: push a button, and a room-temperature drink is chilled in minutes. What is the greatest invention of all time?

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