Jason Mohammad takes your calls on the Senedd, reality TV and garden gnomes.

It’s the first day back in the Senedd today, and the first ever Plaid Cymru First Minister, Rhun ap Iorwerth, is preparing to make his first full Senedd statement this afternoon. The opposition parties will also get their first real opportunity to scrutinise the First Minister. With 96 members now in the Senedd, there will be more scrutiny than ever before. What do you expect from the 96?

Channel 4 has removed all episodes of Married at First Sight UK from its streaming services following allegations from two women who told the BBC they were raped during filming. A third woman has also alleged she was the victim of a non-consensual sex act. Channel 4 says it was only made aware of the allegations after the series went out - and the broadcaster has commissioned an external review. From this, we’ll be having a conversation all about reality TV… Has its content become too extreme?

And, for only the second time in the Chelsea Flower Show's 113-year history, the garden gnome ban will be lifted. Instead, gnomes that have been decorated by celebrities including Brian May, Mary Berry, Joanna Lumley and Cate Blanchett will go on display and be auctioned off for charity. So, it's got us thinking... Do you collect garden gnomes?

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