for now.— cavendish for now.sh for now. that's not a bad thing i quite like _ cavendish for now. that's not a bad thing i quite like my _ cavendish for now. that's not a bad thing i quite like my banana. - cavendish for now. that's not a bad thing i quite like my banana. thank| thing i quite like my banana. thank you very much indeed. here is another thing that my real interest a lot of people. for the millions of pet owners out there who have been to the vet recently, the news today that they are being overcharged for drugs and treatments, will not come as any surprise at all. like you i have paid exortionate amounts of money in vet bills in recent years, some of it i claim on pet insurance, but that in turn pushes up the premiums. the uk competition regulator is launching a formal investigation into the veterinary market after identifying multiple concerns they say there has been a dramatic change in who owns the 5,000 vet practices here in the uk. in the last decade, fifteen hundred of them have been bought ou

wilt, a nasty fungus that has now mutated to attack the world's most popular banana variety, the cavendish producers are also facing increasing fertiliser and energy costs, particularly as they attempt to transition away from fossil fuels. so in that transition period, probably energy prices will remain high and that will have an impact, of course, on banana prices. i project if supply remains what it is at the moment, if there's not a major increase in supply, i project that banana prices could remain relatively high in the coming years. another key issue that will likely impact the prices we pay for bananas is sustainability. consumers want to know that the fruit they buy is produced without harming the planet or exploiting workers. but to raise production standards will also cost money. despite the likelihood of having to pay more, these shoppers in wales say it's not going to deter them from their favourite fruit. i have one every day. just the one? just one in my porridge every morning. if they went up in price would you continue to buy them? i would, because i was told they're good f

wilt, a nasty fungus that has now mutated to attack the world's most popular banana variety, the cavendishrtiliser and energy costs, particularly as they attempt to transition away from fossil fuels. so in that transition period, probably energy prices will remain high and that will have an impact, of course, on banana prices. i project if supply remains what it is at the moment, if there's not a major increase in supply, i project that banana prices could remain relatively high in the coming years. another key issue that will likely impact the prices we pay for bananas is sustainability. consumers want to know that the fruit they buy is produced without harming the planet or exploiting workers. but to raise production standards will also cost money. despite the likelihood of having to pay more, these shoppers in wales say it's not going to deter them from their favourite fruit. i have one every day. just the one? just one in my porridge every morning. if they went up in price would you continue to buy them? i would, because i was told they're good for my health. so i eat one most days. mo

and mark cavendish, "absolute legend mate. achieved. thank you for everything you have done for british sport." and fellow dame, paralympic great sarah storey wrote, "utterly brilliant from start to finish, so proud to have raced with you." and we've spoken to british rowing great katherine grainger, who saw kenny overtake her olympic record of 5 medals. i don't know where you start with her achievements, what she has done, it has never been done before. that shows just how sensational and unique and incredible of an achievement she has done year after year. it's notjust the metals and titles that we will all remember and celebrate, but how she has done it. the sort of person she is. she has never changed and has always been fun and has had a incredibly down—to—earth attitude about it. and made it feel that this is something other people could aspire to do and be. i think that is one of her enduring legacies, is the incredible standard she said, but she actually brought so many people into her sport in general because of the w

britain's mark cavendish pulled out of the milano—torino race in the first hour, telling reporters itng pack to win by seven seconds. cricket. england batter harry brook has pulled out of the ipl for personal reasons. he was scheduled to play for the delhi capitals in the tournament, which begins in nine days' time. brook explained what he described as "a difficult decision" on social media, saying it follows the death of his grandmother and his desire to spend time with his grieving family. brook also revealed that his decision to leave england's test tour of india came after discovering the news about her illness. london lions women have made history by becoming the first british basketball side — male orfemale — ever to reach a european final. they beat italian team umana ryer venezia at the copper box in london in the second leg of the semifinal. they will now play in the eurocup women's final. earlier, i spoke to guard holly winterburn and began by asking her how it felt, particularly as part of a women's team? honestly, it happened yesterday and i'm still in shock. we worked so