that can bring down costs of things that can bring down costs to farmers and falls to consumers. post—brexit, it will be interesting to see what the opportunities are and which opportunities we're able to seize. farmers believe they can get new altered food within five years. does that tempt you? mal altered food within five years. does that tempt you?— that tempt you? not necessarily. it's not a subject _ that tempt you? not necessarily. it's not a subject i've _ that tempt you? not necessarily. it's not a subject i've studied - that tempt you? not necessarily. it's not a subject i've studied in l it's not a subject i've studied in great _ it's not a subject i've studied in great detail. i gather these crops will be _ great detail. i gather these crops will be more nutritious and resistant. we don't perhaps no enough — resistant. we don't perhaps no enough about the consequences. i need _ enough about the consequences. i need to— enough about the consequences. i need to know a lot more before i -ive need to know a lot more before i give up _ need to know a lot more before i give up my— need to know a lot more before i give up my regulars.— need to know a lot more before i give up my regulars. we're going to look at two — give up my regulars. we're going to look at two papers _ give up my regulars. we're going to look at two papers with _ give up my regulars. we're going to look at two papers with the - give up my regulars. we're going to look at two papers with the same i look at two papers with the same subjects. first the financial times.

we have to look at this very closely. also, we noticed the telegraph has a reasonably similar story about some kind of return to 1971. if we look right at the bottom, the telegraph on the front page, stamper terms to british pints. annabelle, we go to a pub now, can we pay in shillings? £31 now, can we pay in shillings? of course. this measure began before the uk joined the course. this measure began before the ukjoined the european trading bump, so i don't personally have much memory. yes, it's interesting that telegraph is going with the return of the crown to pint glasses, but it's how we go about identifying eu you law and working through it to

get through any unnecessary regulations. post—brexit european red tape, which i certainly welcome. allow them to grow and take on workers. , ., ,, ., , ., ., workers. john stapleton, are we allowed in _ workers. john stapleton, are we allowed in 2021 _ workers. john stapleton, are we allowed in 2021 to _ workers. john stapleton, are we allowed in 2021 to be _ workers. john stapleton, are we allowed in 2021 to be not - workers. john stapleton, are we i allowed in 2021 to be not bilingual, but by weight you will? will grosses get what we're trying to do? ml but by weight you will? will grosses get what we're trying to do? £11111 get what we're trying to do? all i can sa is get what we're trying to do? all i can say is rejoice. _ get what we're trying to do? all i can say is rejoice. i _ get what we're trying to do? all i can say is rejoice. i know i'm a neanderthal, but i speak for many of my generation when i take that view. there _ my generation when i take that view. there was— my generation when i take that view. there was a — my generation when i take that view. there was a case when 20 years ago, ithink_ there was a case when 20 years ago, i think a _ there was a case when 20 years ago, i think a grocer being prosecuted refused — i think a grocer being prosecuted refused to— i think a grocer being prosecuted refused to accept the new system. the crown — refused to accept the new system.

the crown as well, fantastic news. it's the crown as well, fantastic news. lt's an— the crown as well, fantastic news. it's an indication of a proper measure _ our last story is in the guardian about another broadcaster, murdoch to launch rival to gv news. the star is to? �* , ., to launch rival to gv news. the star isto? �*, ., ., ., is to? it's more... the morgan and markel row- _ is to? it's more... the morgan and markel row. it's _ is to? it's more... the morgan and markel row. it's a _ is to? it's more... the morgan and markel row. it's a fascinating - is to? it's more... the morgan and markel row. it's a fascinating time | markel row. it's a fascinating time for tv news, of course, we had the launch of gb news this summer, talk radio set up, and now we have news setting up this new news channel.

trying to fill some gap in the market. i'm not entirely sure how it will set itself apart from gv news and at the niche it's carving out. final question, talk tv, have they signed you up? film; final question, talk tv, have they signed you up?— final question, talk tv, have they sinned ouu?�* , signed you up? any minute. i welcome this. i'm interested _ signed you up? any minute. i welcome this. i'm interested in _ signed you up? any minute. i welcome this. i'm interested in what _ signed you up? any minute. i welcome this. i'm interested in what murdoch i this. i'm interested in what murdoch said _ this. i'm interested in what murdoch said let's _ this. i'm interested in what murdoch said. let's not forget, for me personally... different voices, different — personally... different voices, different channels. i'm all for it. i different channels. i'm all for it. i don't _ different channels. i'm all for it. i don't think that's necessarily the case _ i don't think that's necessarily the case i_ idon't think that's necessarily the case iwas— i don't think that's necessarily the case. i was at sky and thought that would _ case. i was at sky and thought that would he _ case. i was at sky and thought that would be right wing. iwasn't case. i was at sky and thought that would be right wing. i wasn't there

very long. — would be right wing. i wasn't there very long, but he never interfered once _ very long, but he never interfered once he's— very long, but he never interfered once. he's never been less than impartial — once. he's never been less than impartial-— once. he's never been less than imartial. , , ., ., impartial. keep your phone on. john staleton, impartial. keep your phone on. john stapleton, annabelle _ impartial. keep your phone on. john stapleton, annabelle to _ impartial. keep your phone on. john stapleton, annabelle to know- impartial. keep your phone on. john stapleton, annabelle to know him, | stapleton, annabelle to know him, thank you both. that's it for the papers. goodbye for now. good evening. a busy night in the europa league is already well under way. west ham, playing in the group stages of the competition for the first time made an excellent start with a 2—0 victory against dinamo zagreb. michail antonio set the hammers on their way with his fifth goal of the season after a defensive mistake from the croatian side. they got a second through an excellent solo goal from declan rice on his 150th appearance for the club. leicester looked on course

for a famous european win against napoli at the king power stadium. they had led 2—0 after harvey barnes scored with a nice finish. but the italians weren't beaten yet as victor osimhen scored twice, the equaliser coming in the 87th minute. celtic had been two goals up against real betis, thanks to this from albian ajeti and another from the penalty spot. but the spanish side scored twice in two minutes, juanmi levelling the match before half—time. and then, they had too much for celtic in the second half, scoring two goals in three minutes this time, juanmi getting his second. celtic pulled one back late on, but 11—3 was the final score. it was a disappointing night, too, for rangers, who were beaten 2—0 at home to the french side lyon. also in european action tonight were tottenham hotspur who were in france for the inaugural europa conference league. but they could only manage a draw in group g against rennes.

spurs opened the scoring, but then conceded twice needing pierre—emile hojbjerg's goal to salvage a point. england's men are up to third in fifa's world rankings. that equals their highest position since rankings were introduced in 1992. england made it to the final of euro 2020 injuly, and beat hungary and andorra in world cup qualifying earlier this month before drawing with poland. belgium remain top, with brazil second. wales are 19th, scotland 45th and northern ireland 47th england's women will welcome three of the world's top sides next february for the first staging of a new annual invitational women's tournament. the lionesses will be joined by germany and spain, both also ranked in fifa's top ten — with the fourth competing nation to be announced soon. there'll be three double—header matches played across seven days in a round—robin format. the chelsea and england star reece james has appealed to fans to help find his playing medals after they were stolen on tuesday. james was involved in chelsea's game against zenit st petersburg in the champions league, when he says thieves broke into home and stole his champions league

and super cup winners medals, and his runners up medalfrom euro 2020. in a post on social media, james appealed for help, saying... five days after making tennis history, britain's emma raducanu has arrived home. the new us open champion was reunited with her parents after returning to south east london. on saturday, she became the first british woman in 1111 years to win a grand slam singles title, and she's since had a whirlwind week in new york with appearances on american tv and at the met gala. she's risen to british number one and 23rd in the world. but, although raducanu stole the headlines, hers wasn't the only success at flushing meadows. joe salisbury won two titles there, champion in the men's doubles with rajeev ram and also the mixed doubles with desiree krawchuk.

i want to keep going. i was feeling good physically and was fresh and wanted to keep going. we've got sue thurman very tight matches and could have got through both of them —— we've got through some. we're just really happy how we kept going and came through some touched situations. to cricket, where it's been a good night for england's women in the first one—day international against new zealand in bristol, winning by 30 runs. england were put into bat, and captain heather knight led by example, scoring the 22nd half century of her odi career, before she was eventually out for 89 caught and bowled by leigh kasperek. that sparked a collapse, england losing their final five wickets forjust 13 runs, all out for 241. but new zealand made a painfully slow start, losing early wickets, but fought back to get within striking distance — before finally being bowled out 30 runs short of the total. so, england go one up in the five match series.

in super league, castleford tigers' hopes of reaching the end of season playoffs are over after losing 40—24 to warrington. a matty ashton hat trick doing much of the damage. castleford will now finish the season in seventh place. warrington remain in third. four times world champion sebastian vettel and canadian lance stroll, son of the owner, will race for aston martin again next season in an unchanged driver line—up. vettel won four formula one championships in a row with red bull between 2010 and 2013. executive chairman lawrence stroll said that he was "delighted to be continuing with such an excellent blend of youthful talent and experienced expertise. " and that's all the sport for now. hello. most of us had pretty decent weather on thursday.

friday is not looking bad for most of us, but not for everybody. we are expecting some rain across western parts of the uk. on the satellite picture, you can see the reason. it's going to stall across western parts of the uk over the next two or three days. very mild, temperature is not any lower than 50 degrees. around the irish sea, wales and the southwest cloudy with rain at times.

further towards the east, it's looking absolutely fine with temperatures up to 21 degrees. it's going to be a fine day across many parts of england. here's a look at saturday, and the weather front is still over us. bits and pieces here and there, out towards the west. the best of the weather will be across central and eastern areas. here are the temperatures — 17 celsius in glasgow, around about 22 england. now the forecast for sunday shows that that weather front�*s still there — if anything, it re—invigorates itself. that's sometimes what happens, so there'll be rain around on sunday, i think a greater chance of catching some rain almost anywhere in the uk. so, out of the two days, saturday is definitely going to be the sunnier day for most of us. you can see that rain reaching central and eastern areas and of the weekend. how about into next week?

a quick look at them weather for monday and tuesday — here are the temperatures, and the weather looks a little variable. —— end of the weekend. bye—bye.

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