joe marler imported more than $400 billion worth of cheese last year.ulti—billion dollar industry under threat from a disease slowly spreading around the world, banana producers here in asia and africa and australia have been hit by panama disease, a fungus which can live in soilfor decades. the panama disease, a fungus which can live in soil for decades. the first series by design we met a team of scientists in queensland two are on a quest to design a genetically modified banana. we brought the first infected farm and we bought it for four we brought the first infected farm and we bought it forfour and a half million dollars, shut it down and it was a successful containment, we phoned the disease early. contain, contain, contained so we had time for new varieties to be developed. genes are taken from these well ba na na pla nts genes are taken from these well banana plants and added into the everyday variety most of us are familiar with, the goal is to make them disease resistant. some fear consumers will be happy to eat gm here's a look to the rest o

rugby, and joe marler will be available for the second match of the international series.e would miss the opening two games and was left out ofjones‘ squad. but his club queried the verdict, meaning he is now available for selection against the wal abbees on the 18th of november if selected. hinkley point has announced her retirement from tennis for what she saysis retirement from tennis for what she says is the third and the final time. she retired at 22. but came back as a doubles specialist to win another 20 slams —— martina hingis. she is now to retire after the current wta finals in singapore, saying this time it really is for good. now it is definite! it is different. before i walked away, thinking i may come back. so, that was it. but, yeah, this time it's definitely on the big stages of this world, or the grand slams of tennis world i definitely won't be doing that anymore. it is a different way. i think it is the right thing to do this time around. yes, what a career. and no stopping another 37—year—old at the wta finals, venus williams turned the ta bles finals,

joe marler pleaded guilty and have been banned for three weeks. in.nd england against argentina on the 11th of november and australia the weekend after, not including the harlequins match against saracens in the anglo welsh cup on the 5th of november because the panel decided that he wouldn't play in the game. probably right but it has raised some eyebrows. it is in effect a four week ban and england have a place to fill at prop. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are kate andrews, director of news at the institute of economic affairs and joe watts, political editor at the independent. thank you forjoining us. tomorrow's front pages now. the financial times leads with a story about how companies are raking in billions of pounds from a boom in pension transfers, as people cash in their schemes for a lump sum. the times says the nhs could start using spare rooms to house patients under a scheme being proposed by a private company t

and joe marler will be available for two of england's autumn internationals against australia and samoabut his club side harlequins have successfully argued his ban for striking should start sooner. i'll be back with more on those stories. president trump has declassified almost 3000 documents related to the assassination ofjohn f. kennedy in 1963, but he decided to keep hundreds of other files secret, at least for the time being, at the request of security agencies. 0ne document reveals a british local newspaper, the cambridge news, received an anonymous call about some big news in the usjust minutes before president kennedy was assassinated. page after page. previously top—secret documents, many of them handwritten, from the investigation into the assassination ofjohn f kennedy. it was november 22, 1963 when lee harvey oswald shot the president as he was travelling in an open top limousine in dallas. newsreel: it appears as though something has happened in the motorcade group. the official investigation concluded that 0swald had acted alone. newsreel: president kennedy has been assass

in rugby union, harlequins prop joe marler will be available to face australia in the autumn internationalscome the first man to hold all four heavyweight world titles, by picking up two more belts to unify the division. that will most likely come next year. that is all of the sport. back to you. we were talking earlier about mental health services for young people and adolescents. one man spoke to us, his eight—year—old son had to wait 18 months to access the services. once he got the help, he said it was incredible, the support and the nhs really helped his son. but the 18 month wait was a real problem. we have had this text from a viewer. i want to praise the professional, prompt treatment my son received from camhs at the thorny wood centre. it is one of the main reasons i feel proud to be british, the nhs. the crisis in catalonia is deepening this morning after the spanish prime minister, mariano rajoy, asked the senate to approve madrid's proposals to sack the catalan government. the catalan parliament could respond by declaring independence unilaterally. tim wilcox is in barcelona. b