John-Paul Davies takes your calls on how Brits view America, Plaid Cymru's Manifesto and choirs.

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John-Paul Davies with Friday's Phone In... How do you feel about the USA now? A new poll has found that 53% of Brits see America as a negative force in the world. Consultancy company Public First also found that only 29% of Brits see America positively, a drop of 12% since last December. These figures come off the back of US military action in the Middle East, and a two-week ceasefire with Iran agreed late on Tuesday night. So how do you feel about America? Should cancer survivors have a ‘right to be forgotten’? We’re continuing to study the manifestos of the main parties in the upcoming Senedd Election. Today we turn our attention to Plaid Cymru, who released their manifesto yesterday. One of the policies they have promised is that cancer survivors should have a ‘right to be forgotten’ so they can avoid higher insurance premiums or difficulties getting a mortgage. So do you think this is a good idea? And do you love your local choir? We were inspired by Radio Wales listener Lesley, who told us that after moving to France, her local choir helped her make lifelong friends. We want to hear what your choir means to you… Call or WhatsApp 03700 100 110 or Text 8 10 12. Be part of the nations' conversation.