About Bananas
A banana is an edible fruit – botanically a berry – produced by several kinds of large herbaceous flowering plants in the genus Musa. In some countries, bananas used for cooking may be called "plantains", distinguishing them from dessert bananas.
Cost of homemade cheese sandwich rises by more than a third
... passing on savings to consumers in the next few months but the only item in Assosia s figures that fell in price was an own-label bunch of organic Bananas...
Anna Chonjnicka: Bruising bananas to create elaborate works of art
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Snowdon: Volunteer litter pickers tackle rubbish
... " The most common things we find is food - Bananas, orange peels, crisp wrappers - but also things like tissues, wet wipes, and clothes such as gloves and hats...
The Papers: 'Weary TV debate' and 'weekend storm havoc'
... Maurizio Cattelan s banana artwork proved popular while on display in Miami Two of the works were sold but the paper says buyers were given no clear instructions on what to do if the Bananas start to decompose...
The Papers: Corbyn's bid 'to oust Johnson' over Brexit
... It s not the first time Bananas have been at risk - a different strain of the disease caused a shortage in the 1920s that inspired the song, Yes! We Have No Bananas ...
The Papers: Corbyn's bid 'to oust Johnson' over Brexit
Jeremy Corbyn 's Plan for stopping a no-deal Brexit dominates many of The Front Pages . the Labour leader's letter "throws down The Gauntlet " to opposition leaders and Tory rebels, urging them to come together to push Boris Johnson out.
The Paper says it's clear from Mr Corbyn's proposal that Labour's frontbench think he's the only MP who could lead a caretaker Government - instead of a backbench candidate such as The Veteran Conservative, Ken Clarke , or Labour's Yvette Cooper .
it's a "dramatic bid" to secure a Commons alliance that's designed to break the deadlock and stop the UK crashing out of the EU.
"Corbyn's No 10 coup" is the headline The Paper pours scorn on The Plan - describing it as "The Act of a desperate man".
"Fraud victims failed by police" is the main headline An undercover investigation by The Paper into The Police telephone hotline "Action Fraud" reveals staff routinely mislead callers into thinking their cases will be investigated - and mock victims as "morons".
The National service is overseen by City of London Police, but the day-to-day running of the call-centre was outsourced to a private American company four years ago.
A Times reporter, employed at its office near Glasgow, reports call handlers are given just Two Weeks of training, and regularly take calls from victims while scrolling through their mobiles and even napping.
In a statement, The Company said it had begun an investigation and four members of staff had been suspended.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's summer holiday provides The Paper says the couple "sparked anger" by taking a private jet - for the second time in Two Weeks .
Describing Harry and Meghan as "their royal hypocrites", The Sun points out their trip to Ibiza came days after Prince Harry made a speech about the "terrifying" effects of Climate Change .
- taking a scheduled flight, The Paper says, would have emitted six times less CO2 per person.
Greta Thunberg begins her journey to the USThe 16-year-old climate activist, Greta Thunberg , is pictured on A Number of front Pages - waving goodbye from the deck of a carbon-neutral yacht as she set sail from Plymouth for the 4,000 mile journey to New York .
says the figurehead of the Climate Change movement in Europe will be sailing into "choppy Waters " - as she's likely to face more critics on The Other side of The Atlantic .
the two-week crossing in hurricane season is unlikely to be her toughest challenge.
And under the headline "Bananageddon", on a devastating fungus that has taken hold in Colombia.
Panama Disease - which has been slowly spreading around The World 's banana farms since the 1990S - has been confirmed for the First Time in the Americas and has the potential to wipe out the entire crop.
An expert in the Disease tells The Paper genetic modification provides the only hope of a solution.
It's not the First Time Bananas have been At Risk - a different strain of the Disease caused a shortage in the 1920s that inspired The Song , "Yes! We Have No Bananas ".
Source of news: bbc.com
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