Jason Mohammad takes your calls on heatwave, World Cup and choirs.

More than 2,700 people may have died from heat-related causes in England and Wales in May and June.
That's according to researchers at Imperial College London, who based the figure on what is known about the dangers of extreme heat.
The Welsh Ambulance Service have spoken about increased demand for their services, as they took 400 extra emergency calls each day during the June heatwave. They're urging the public to look out for signs of dehydration.
So are you slowing down and taking stock of your health during the heat?

FIFA is set to assess plans for a 64 team World Cup in future tournaments, with Gianni Infantino saying the event "needs to be for the whole word."
Once the 2026 tournament ends, FIFA will consider whether further expansion is necessary. This tournament was the first World Cup with 48 teams, which Infantino has described as "a huge success".
Wales of course missed out this time around, so we want to hear your thoughts on further expansion...
Would you like a 64-team World Cup if it meant Wales were more likely to qualify?

And finally, choirs across Wales are delighting audiences this week.
The Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod had winning choirs across multiple categories over the weekend.
And the Brecon Choir Festival is also set to kick off on Wednesday...
So are you in a choir? And what are the joys of communal singing?

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