Ian Hunt takes your calls on Russia & Ukraine, the environment, & family games rules.

Ukraine's President Zelensky says his forces will resume strikes on Russian oil refineries - and that he feels betrayed by President Trump's decision to buy diesel from Moscow. Mr Zelensky has also accused Russia of ignoring an energy ceasefire. There has been frustration in Ukraine that access to a vital satellite system appears to have been limited by Washington. The White House hasn't commented. What do you make of America's relationship with Russia and Ukraine, and has Ukraine been betrayed?

Also on the show, we are going to be having an environmental special. It's Flood Action Week, and the experts at Natural Resources Wales say there's a greater chance of wetter and windier weather this autumn. After a summer marked by drought and wildfires, the organisation has urged people "not to become complacent" and say that conditions could change quickly. This comes as the El Niño weather event has continued to strengthen to what some scientists are calling "unprecedented levels". So, we thought we'd invite Mary Gagen, professor of physical geography, on to the show to answer your questions.

And finally, does your family have its own card game rules? A new study has revealed that nearly half of us prefer to stick to what they know when it comes to card games, rather than learning the proper rules! The games that we love the most? Blackjack, poker and patience, apparently! What comes out on top for you?

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