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Tuesday, 25 January, 2000, 21:31 GMT
TALKING POINT

Should divorcees be allowed to remarry in church?
With one in four marriages in the UK likely to end in divorce, should couples get to try again in church?

Do you need a suit to do business?
Does the way you dress affect your attitude and performance at work? Or does a more informal dress code reflect the growth of limited client contact?

Mega-mergers - What does it mean for us?
Do you think consumers will benefit from the current trend of mega-mergers? Do you worry about the democractic accountability of such giant companies?

When will Africa win the World Cup?
Why, when each side has a number of talented footballers, has no African team brought the World Cup back to Africa?

Is the traditional family dead?
As we alter the way we live and work, has the family changed forever? What does family life mean to you?

Spain: Return to violence
Your reactions to the bomb blasts in Madrid that appear to mark the return to the bloody struggles of the past.

How did it look to you?
Tell us what you saw during the total lunar eclipse on Friday night: a deep and dramatic red, or nothing but cloud?

Smoking: Are shock ads acceptable?
Are images of diseased hearts and cancerous lungs effective and fair ways of helping smokers kick the habit?

Section 28 - should it be repealed?
Do you think children should be taught about gay relationships in the classroom? Should parents have a say?

RUC reform: Are the police plans fair?
The Royal Ulster Constabulary is set to be replaced by the Police Service of Northern Ireland in sweeping reforms.

India and Pakistan: Should the world be worried?
Is rising tension between India and Pakistan a cause for concern? Or is this just another round of name calling?

RUC widows reject crest proposal
The Royal Ulster Constabulary Widows Association rejects a proposal that the George Cross could be incorporated in the force's new badge.
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