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The host, 36, was speaking during Friday's breakfast show a day after the beloved Monarch's passing aged 96.

With the great kate mccann, who will be sitting down. she's a regular on the media show as well. great to talk to all five of you. thank you very much indeed for making time in the middle of very busy days. there'sjon sopel, dino sophos, also nosheen iqbal, alastair campbell and adam boulton. you can, as you will probably have gathered, download their programmes whenever you like as you can the media show. hello. it's been a weekend of extremes across the uk. warm sunshine helping temperatures up to 26 celsius across east anglia. torrential rain, particularly for northern ireland and scotland....

Call people liars. dino said we would say if something was a lie. now, you know, with donald trump, there were, you know, on day one of his presidency, we had him saying the crowd for his inauguration was the biggest in us history. it wasn't. that was a lie. but to say he's a liar, well then i'm trying to get inside his head and sort of attribute motive to what he's doing. but i think it's very important that if something is untrue, we say it is untrue. 0k. can ijump in here, ros? of course you can. because i think there's something really important here about that does go back to something ad...

It at the guardian. dino, you said in one recent interview that you'd be much more comfortable saying the word "liar" in your new podcast than you would have been able to at the bbc. but that's a difficult word to use, isn't it, because you need to know someone's mind? well, i mean, if you were to give an example that emily used in her speech, you know, there are times where we can just call something wrong or we can call it a lie. i mean, to be honest, i don't want to speak on behalf of our presenters, ijust know that, you know, there were examples on americast where, you know, i think even d...

Listeners from across the world tuning into that. people want intelligent conversation. they want things that provoke emotions and different thoughts and responses. people listen when they're going to bed at night. it's a really intimate medium. are you worried by, for example, podcast data that 0fcom's released, which shows that from the last two years, total podcast listening hours have stayed absolutely flat? i think there are lots of different stats, ros. i think podcast listening across the world is actually is actually increasing year on year, to be honest. is it one of the challenges of...