Jason Mohammad takes your calls on imported chicken, loud fireworks and chores.

Chicken from as far away as China and Thailand is being served to hundreds of children in Welsh schools, data has revealed. Merthyr Tydfil Council had the highest percentage of chicken in school meals from outside the EU at 99.35%. Councils in Wales procure food for school meals through formal public sector contracts. The Welsh government said it was working with local authorities, producers and wholesalers to reduce supply chains and food miles and to support farmers, food growers and manufacturers. But do you check where your food comes from?

Only "silent" or low-noise fireworks will be allowed at future displays run by Cardiff council. The aim is to protect children, animals and neuro-divergent people who are affected by the noise of traditional displays. The city council also urged both the UK and Welsh governments to limit the maximum noise level of fireworks sold in shops to 90dB from 120dB. Would you support a ban on loud fireworks? How have they impacted you?

And Kim Kardashian has admitted she hasn’t been to a grocery store in 15 years! It's got us thinking, Kim was able to give up going to the grocery store, what's the one chore you would give up if you could?

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