Should floral tributes be banned in public places?
Flowers left near the place where a burglar was stabbed to death have been branded an "insult" this week.
So we discussed whether laying floral tributes in public places should be banned with our guests psychologist Dr Pam Spurr and journalist Helen Croydon. Watch the full debate below.
This week, police have responded to rising tensions over floral tributes laid for 37-year-old Henry Vincent, a burglar killed in Hither Green.
Relatives of Vincent have been tying flowers to a fence opposite the home of Richard Osborn-Brooks, 78, who confronted Vincent during a break-in at his home last week. But the tributes, which include balloons and cards, have repeatedly been torn down. Read more.
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