Jason Mohammad takes your calls on Nigel Farage, e-bikes and gaming.

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has announced he will resign as an MP to fight what he describes as a "people versus the establishment" byelection in Clacton. His resignation comes amid scrutiny over undeclared donations, as a parliamentary investigation is underway to establish whether he broke any rules. Farage intends to fight to remain as an MP, but none of the other major parties will run against him in the Clacton byelection. Labour's Yvette Cooper has described it as a "political stunt", and Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch described it as a "fake election... to distract people from what is happening". So we want to hear your reaction to this.... Should the other parties run against him in Clacton? Or are they right to keep out?

More illegal e-bikes and scooters have been seized and destroyed by South Wales Police. An operation in Cardiff on Friday last week saw 68 more mechanically propelled vehicles seized, taking the total to 800 seized by South Wales Police since August last year. This comes as the BBC revealed yesterday that the cost of damages paid out to people injured in the UK by e-scooters and e-bikes has topped £110m. So are you worried about the presence of e-bikes and scooters in your area?

And finally, the Esports World Cup has kicked off in Paris this week. Unlike the ongoing FIFA World Cup, this tournament is virtual - as 2,000 gamers take each other on in video games such as Call of Duty or League of Legends. £50 million pounds of prize money is up for grabs across multiple games and categories... So is gaming a part of your life? And would you ever consider watching an Esports World Cup?

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