This is a passenger announcement. You can now book your train on Uber and get 10% back in credits to spend on Uber eats.

So you can order your own fries instead of eating everyone else's.

Trains, now on Uber. T's and C's apply. Check the Uber app. Standard Issue for all women.

Hello and welcome to, you guessed it, another double chop Sunday, like ski Sunday, but warmer.

Actually that's not strictly true. like ski Sunday but warmer.

Actually that's not strictly true.

As over on the other chops Jen is chatting to the charity

Pregnant then screwed about women being left out in the cold when they get pregnant

go on maternity leave or return to work after having

kids I don't have kids I'm never going to have kids but I have found Gen's

series on pregnancy absolutely fascinating not least because it's provided some really useful information for me in how I can be more there for my pals who are having children.

Anyway, things are a bit hotter over on this chops as we catch up with the bloody smashing Allison May,

chair of the Romantic novelist Association which is celebrating its 60th anniversary.

From Marion Keys to Jillie Cooper Joanne Harris to Tony Morrison, Barbara

Cartland to Gabriel Garcia Marquez. Romantic novels are a broad church able to

tackle a lot of big topics and hot potatoes and yet a lot of people still get sniffy when it comes to romance.

We chatted to Allison about among many many other things changing hearts and minds

inclusivity, literary love stories that time Cliff Richard played Heathcliff, why

sane girl by Usher and R Kelly would make a terrible romantic novel and the intriguing

sounding banging line of Mills and Boone books called Dare.

Sweet Christmas.

Two notes, we talk about banging a lot and Hannah seems, I know, fine with it.

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