Jason Mohammad takes your calls on Hillsborough, loneliness and Friends.

It’s a "bitter injustice" that no police officer will be held to account for the Hillsborough disaster. That’s according to Nicola Brook, a lawyer representing several of the bereaved families. Twelve former police officers would have faced gross misconduct cases over the disaster, according to a report by the Independent Office for Police Conduct. How do you respond to this latest report into Hillsborough?

We're also taking your calls today on loneliness. The charity ‘Help for Heroes’ has launched a new loneliness campaign called 'The Next Chapter'. And according to Age Cymru, tens of thousands of older people in Wales won't see or speak to anyone on Christmas Day. So if you're struggling with loneliness, and would be happy to share your story, please get in touch.

And there’s outrage online at a decision taken by Netflix to drop the comedy series ‘Friends’. The sitcom will leave the streaming service at the end of the year, with rumours that it may find a home on a new streaming service called HBO Max. Jason Mohammad has never watched ‘Friends’, so doesn’t see what all the fuss is about.
Can you change his mind – and which episode should he watch first?

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