The JVS Show Episodes Episode guide
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Have you been lucky with your neighbours?
The Queen has urged us all to be good neighbours as we celebrate her Diamond Jubilee.
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Do diets ever work?
Research suggests that by the age of 45, women have tried an average of 61 diets.
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Should shops be open all day on Sundays?
Sunday trading laws will be relaxed during the Olympics to try to boost economy.
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Do you take shoplifting seriously?
Shoplifting is costing British families more than £250 a year in increased costs.
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Has the worry of school trips given you sleepless nights?
Investigators in Switzerland are still trying to find what caused a school coach to crash.
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Is it too difficult to stop smoking?
Jonathan Vernon-Smith with the phone-in, consumer issues and your stories.
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Do you agree with the hosepipe ban?
After two very dry winters, the three counties will face a hosepipe ban from 5 April.
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Are elderly drivers the most dangerous on our roads?
Elderly drivers should be re-tested to make sure they're still safe according to a report.
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Is the adoption process wasting young lives?
David Cameron is preparing to set out his proposals to speed up the adoption process.
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Should organ donation be compulsory?
Scientists have made a breakthrough that could help people waiting for kidney transplants.
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Is there anything wrong with giving children a bit of junk food?
Parents want junk food adverts banned from TV before the watershed, according to a survey.
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Is smoking the odd cigarette during pregnancy really that bad?
Former X Factor finalist Stacey Solomon has been photographed smoking during pregnancy.
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Are violent partners good at hiding their true character?
People may be able to find out if their partner has a history of domestic violence.
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Are we too uptight about litter?
A woman has been fined for littering after thread from her gloves fell on the floor.
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Is it a shame if couples don't get married?
Figures today show the number of weddings has risen by 3.7% in a year.
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Do care homes care enough?
Care home staff should be recruited based on their compassion, according to a report.
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Is Luton really divided?
The Channel 4 documentary Proud and Prejudiced last night showed extremism in Luton.
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Is it wrong to ask people to work for their Jobseeker's Allowance?
The former head of Marks & Spencer has defended the government's work experience scheme.
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Can you really find true love more than once?
Dawn French is photographed in many of the papers today with her new partner.
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Does breastfeeding in public bother you?
Some mums have criticised Facebook for removing photos of a woman breastfeeding.
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Should religion be taught in schools?
Under £1 a year per pupil is spent on R.E according to the Religious and Society Programme
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Has your family been affected by dementia?
The Alzheimers Society says more people in our area have been diagnosed with dementia.
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Is it a good idea to let learner drivers on the motorway?
The Road Haulage Association has criticised a plan to let learner drivers on the motorway.
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Have you experienced anger on the roads?
Footage uploaded to the internet today shows a bus driver hitting a cyclist off the road.
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Could you live without a SAT NAV?
Misleading SAT NAV'S caused over £200m in damage to cars since 2011, a new survey says.
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Is getting drunk just a part of growing up?
David Cameron is calling for the drinks industry to do more to help tackle binge drinking.
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Has religion been sidelined in your life?
In the Telegraph this morning Baroness Warsi says religion is being "sidelined" in the UK.
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Has addiction damaged your family?
Justin Dealey sits in: Has addiction damaged your family?
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Is there anything good about this weather?
Ice and snow continue to affect many parts of the UK today with snow falling overnight.
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Luton or Milton Keynes: Which one doesn't deserve city status?
Both towns are hoping the Queen awards them city status during the Jubilee celebrations.