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FIFA, football's world governing body, is set to lift its ban on the poppy following talks with the British home nations. A row erupted last year as Fifa fined England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland for their use of the poppy to commemorate Armistice day, deeming it to be a political symbol. England and Scotland wore the emblem on black armbands during their match at Wembley. Wales and Northern Ireland fell foul of the laws by displaying it around their stadiums. Prime minister Theresa May said at the time that Fifa's stance was "utterly outrageous", and here is what she said during prime minister's questions last November. Stephen got reaction from commentator Malachi O'Doherty and sports journalist Steven Beacom.

Also on the programme, DUP welcomes Sinn F茅in 'change of tone' - are positions softening in Stormont talks? Commentator Malachi O'Doherty and Newsletter political editor Sam McBride discuss.

Plus, 'I do the washing, the cooking and the cleaning... a woman should look after her man' .... so says reality TV star Yazmin Oukhellou. 'The Only Way is Essex' star - or TOWIE as it's known to fans - made the controversial comments in a recent episode of the show. She said that mopping is a 'girl's thing'. What do you make of that? Is there such a thing of men's jobs and women's jobs? Stephen got the views of journalist Niamh Horan and commentator John McCririck.

And what exactly is Labour's positon on Brexit? Stephen grills Dawn Butler MP.