Should Thomas Tuchel get the sack? England crashed out of the World Cup last night after a 2-1 defeat by Argentina. Now the pressure is mounting on manager Thomas Tuchel to quit. Is his time up? Or does he deserve another crack at it?

Are you sad to see Starmer go? It's not just the England football team that took their final bow yesterday... In his swan song in the Commons, Keir Starmer said he was 'proud' to have left the country in a better shape than he found it. Were you also sad to see him go?

Where did it all go wrong for England? Last night, victory was snatched from our team after Argentina equalised and then scored, leaving the final score at 2-1. Do you think we should have stayed on the attack? Or were they just the better team?

Should we stockpile food to prepare for a Russian cyber attack? That's the advice due to be sent out by the government later this year, telling families to prepare for emergencies with food, medicine and survival tools. Is that sensible? Can you even afford it?

Can England beat Argentina? The Three Lions will face their age-old rivals tonight, but it won't be easy - Argentina are the reigning champions, and it's England's first time facing Messi. Can they do it?

Is it unfair to criticise the police for their handling of Ann Widdecombe's murder case? We now know the murder was targeted, but first, we were told it was not politically motivated. Devon's crime commissioner says things move quickly in investigations. What do you think?

Do we need a windfall tax on bumper bankers' bonuses? They exceeded £16 billion in the first three months of the year. Is that just grotesque late-stage capitalism? Or is it a vital part of a healthy economy?

Should there be more state-provided security for politicians? Safety concerns have increased since the killing of our friend Ann Widdecombe. Reform's Zia Yusuf says the Commons 'give no protection at all' to the party's MPs, a claim that has been refuted. What do you think?

Are pensioners better off because of Labour? That's what the Chancellor reckons, but she's been accused of "gaslighting pensioners" who may now have to pay tax on the money they receive from the state. What do you think?

Should the government provide free meals for struggling families? Andy Burnham is being urged to announce a National Food Service if he becomes Prime Minister, with state-owned restaurants cooking free meals for anyone who needs them. What do you make of that?

Has Donald Trump lost control? The US President declared the ceasefire with Iran over and ordered fresh strikes. Trump says the US hit Iran 'very hard', but with no clear plan. What do you think?

Is it time to get rid of the licence fee? The BBC's new boss has said the £180-a-year TV licence is "no longer fit for purpose" and has suggested it could become a compulsory levy instead - effectively creating a new tax. Is that a good idea?

Should we make it easier to claim disability benefits? A government review has found the process for claiming Personal Independence Payments is complex and dehumanising. Should we make it easier?

Is Nigel Farage's by-election gamble a stunt or a serious race? The Reform leader insists he's fighting a real election, but the major parties are refusing to stand against him. It could come down to Farage versus Count Binface. Has it become a joke?

Should we let doctors cancel appointments if it's too hot? A leading doctors' group wants members to reschedule certain procedures when the mercury rises above 26 degrees. Is that acceptable?

Should parents on benefits who aren't working get access to free childcare? Only parents who are both in employment are normally entitled to 30 free hours from the government. Do you think there should be universal help?

Do you feel sorry for Prince Harry after he lost his phone-hacking case against the Daily Mail's publishers? The judge said Harry and other claimants couldn't prove their allegations... Harry's called it a 'whitewash'. Do you think he was right to take on the press?

Is Nigel Farage's by-election a waste of time? He said he's putting his political fate in his constituents' hands and will stand for re-election. However, no other major parties are standing, and it likely won't quash the investigation into his finances. What do you think?

Should football fans be allowed to drink in the stands? Andy Burnham, the man expected to become Prime Minister, says this needs to be 'looked at.' Do you think he's right?

Is it OK for women to breastfeed at work? A chief exec has claimed she was turned away from a business course because she was told she could not breastfeed her daughter on 'health and safety' grounds. Is that fair?

Should top doctors in England who earn over £150,000 get a £16,000 pay rise? They're already among the top 2% of earners, but NHS consultants warn they may strike if their pay doesn't rise further. Do you think they deserve it?

Was Donald Trump right to interfere in a red card ban? America's top scorer was meant to be out of action for this morning's match against Belgium, but FIFA lifted his suspension after his intervention. Is the integrity of the game now at stake?

Is it too easy to claim benefits for ADHD? More than 100,000 people are claiming disability for it. 4/10 are on the highest rate of £194 a week, on top of most other benefits, and it comes with no requirement to look for work. What do you think of this?

Should the King let Harry stay at Buckingham Palace? The King has apparently lost his patience with his son's flip-flopping and turned him away. Hopes of a reconciliation are currently fading. Do you think he's been snubbed?

Are the police too 'woke'? That's what a new report claims, accusing police leaders of "preferencing certain groups" and warning there's no room for "culture wars" in policing. Do you agree?

Is it OK to skip work following England's win? Jude Bellingham told fans to “have another shot” and skip work after the Three Lions' stunning win in Mexico. Have you done it?

Has Britain failed Prince Harry? The Duke of Sussex is here this week - but despite wanting to bring his wife and kids to meet their grandfather, the King, Harry says he's unable, as he has been denied taxpayer-funded police protection. What do you think?

Should the wealthy pay more tax? Andy Burnham is reportedly planning to make changes to council tax if he is the next Prime Minister. He wants to make people in more affluent areas with bigger houses and gardens pay more. Do you think that's fair?

Do you think the allegations against Nigel Farage are an 'establishment hit job'? That's what he said after a Times investigation claimed he failed to declare support he received from a convicted criminal. This comes after an undeclared £5 million gift. Is Farage right?

Following England's win, are you starting to believe? England are through to the quarter finals after a dramatic 3-2 victory over Mexico. There were two goals in under two minutes, and Jude Bellingham was the hero. Do you think England can now go all the way?