us model, tess holliday, who is a uk size 26, tells us she cried when cosmopolitan uk asked her to bee front of the fashion mag. good morning. welcome to the programme. we are alive until 11. another thing we want to ask you this morning, if you answer or send work e—mails on your commute, should you be paid for that time? because of better access to wi—fi on trains and because everybody has got a mobile phone, it is argued that that effectively extends the working day. do you agree? what kind of work do you do on your commute, and do you think you should be paid for that? tony has tweeted, i e—mail seven days a week, during my daniel levy, i even answered days a week, during my daniel levy, i even answered an days a week, during my daniel levy, i even answered an e—mail on christmas day. my hourly rate must bea minus christmas day. my hourly rate must be a minus figure. and this tweet, absolutely you should be paid for working whilst commuting or any other time. from a business perspective, expecting employees to a nswer perspective, expecting employees to answer e—mails whenever the

tess holliday, who is a uk size 26, says it will have positive impact on millions of people with a bodyas in london, speaking for the cosmo conference they did for self—made women and spoke to farrah quite a bit after. probably about two weeks after i left london and came back home, farrah messaged me literally on instagram, "how would you like to be a cosmo girl?" is farrah the editor? yes, so i broke into tears and said, "are you kidding?" she said, "i'm positive," which i should have known because the english don't really joke around with business. so you cried when she put that to you? i absolutely cried. why? because a magazine like that has never put someone like me with a fat body on the cover of a magazine. it not only meant a lot to me, but the work i'm doing which would impact millions of bodies that looked like mine. i want to ask you how significant you think it is that you, a uk size 26, i understand, a model, are on the front of a fashion magazine? it is ground—breaking. i know you tweeted that and there's a lot of people who can make jokes about my size and appearance and

tess holliday, who is a uk size 26, says it will have positive impact on millions of people with bodieso girl. the editor? yes, so i broke into tears and said are you kidding? she said i'm positive, which i should have known because the english don't reallyjoke around with business. so you cried when she put that to you? i absolutely cried. why? because a magazine like that has never put someone like me with a fat body on the cover of a magazine. it meant the work i'm doing would impact millions of bodies that looked like mine. i want to ask you how significant you think it is that you, a uk size 206! understand, a model, are on the front of russian magazine? it is ground-breaking. i know you tweeted that and there's a lot of people who can make jokes about my size and appearance and going to my health and all of that but the reality is that there are quite a lot of winning and men and eve ryo ne quite a lot of winning and men and everyone else who looks like me and that could literally change their world. seeing that, standing in the supermarket and seeing actual representation of some