Hello, it's Rochine Hastie from the World Service here. I'm presenting this episode with Greg James,

my old friend from the Radio One Breakfast Show. It's just coming up to 7pm on Friday and I'm back

at home now because we recorded this episode earlier. And in it, we talk about Rishi Siyunak being

investigated by Lancashire Police for not wearing a seat belt while filming a video for social

media in the back of a car. We were about to put the podcast out, but I've just got an alert from

the BBC news app on my phone saying that the Prime Minister has now been fined. And number 10

have just released a statement saying he will of course comply with the fixed penalty. An expensive

video for the PM. Anyway, thank you for listening. Here's today's newscast.

BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts. Hello! Hello! Here without more, it's Uncle Greg. Hi. How you doing?

All right. So for newscast listeners that don't know, Rochine Hastie used to present the news on

my Radio One Breakfast Show and you have been a maternity leave for a few months. How's it feel to

be back in the building? It's actually really strange. It's nice to flex as part of my brain again

because I've predominantly been looking after a baby for three months, so it's strange to be like

completely engrossed in news again and with a microphone in front of me. Well, today on

newscast we've got an exclusive interview with Hey Doggie. I love it. Love that, you know. Hey Doggie

was on the screen as we came with a lift. I was like, I don't know, it's Hey Doggie. Just the

youngest guest, everyone, newscast. I think so. Three months? Yeah, that must be the newscast.

Ilar, what do you think of the strikes?

Yes, my thoughts exactly. Should we go and do newscast?

I'll take that as a yes. Newscast. Newscast from the BBC. He got trounced by the former Prime Minister

who herself got beaten by a letter. At least I didn't slap anybody which is good.

Rean economy, la, la, la. It's the Guardian reading. Tofu eating, wokerati. I'm actually very

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