i wonder what baby leyton, when they show this front page, there you were!all we keep it for him? i think so. lovely stuff. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, david davies and anna isaac. goodbye. good evening. i'm katie shanahan, with the latest from the bbc sport centre. we start with tennis, and yet another incredible comeback from rafa nadal. he was just one point away from being knocked out of the atp finals in london, as well as losing his world number one ranking. but, as adam wild reports, he is still in the mix at the o2 arena. from spain, rafael nadal! here was the world number one once more under the world number one once more under the spotlight. rafa nadal‘s meek opening defeat led many to question his performance. now it was daniil medvedev‘s turned to us just what the spaniard had left. well, this was his f

a shock too for leyton orient as they lost 2—1 to maldon and tiptree who play in the eighth tier of the highlights can be found on the bbc sport website. celtic remain top of the scottish premiership following a 2—0 victory at home to motherwell. but rangers kept up the pressure on their old firm rivals by winning 2—0 away to livingston. joe aribo and alfredo morelos scored for rangers. it's tight at the top, rangers are level on points with celtic, but are behind on a goal difference ofjust one. history repeats itself for the england cricket team. they beat new zealand, in a thrilling final decider of their twenty20 series and they did after another dramatic super—over, just like they did against the same opponents, to win july's world cup final. adam wild has more. they say lightning never strikes twice, but in auckland, the conditions were an ominous sign. when the rain finally stopped, and cricket got started, the thunderous blows soon followed. new zealand with a lightening fast start. the black caps batting, lighting up the skies. 146 on the board, jonny bairstow soon took charge

they had that fantastic win against leyton orient from week to over the weekend. it's all about that, isn't it? it so exciting. i played in this competition many, many times at this stage and it is all aboutjust giving a performance. you don't care who you get, just take in the cup, stay in for as long as you possibly can. great for the fans, stay in for as long as you possibly can. great forthe fans, great for the club financially and fingers crossed for them. this is obviously the round where we do not get any new clu bs the round where we do not get any new clubs coming in but you know that if you can get through that second round, something very special could be waiting in that magical third round of the club in the new year. yes, spot on. if you can get to the third round, you might get that unbelievable tie that can keep a small club. i met chichester right now, and it could keep a club like this alive for many, many years. it's just getting to that stage, making sure the players are ready, the manager chooses the right team in the right players to get over

maldon and tiptree from the eighth tier are in the hat after their win at leyton orient.there was also a big win in london for stefanos tsitsipas as the atp tour finals continue at the 02 arena and coming up, we will hearfrom three men in a boat. tennis's big three men in a boat. tennis's big three tell us how much longer they have in the game. good evening. it's that old adage, isn't it? if you didn't notice the referee then they must have done a good job. this season in the premier league, not a weekend has gone by without the video assistant becoming the story. blatant penalty appeals, checked, then waved away, handballs seemingly ignored, those marginal off—side decisions, the delays, the lack of communication with the fans. manchester city had a big shout for a penalty turned down at anfield yesterday, var under the spotlight again, as they went on to lose against liverpool. today neil swarbrick, who heads up the var team, joined me earlier. he gave his assessment of the system being used for the first time in the premier league this season. being used for the first

a shock too for leyton orient, as they lost 2—1 to maldon and tiptree who play in the eighth tier ofston. joe aribo and alfredo morelos scored for rangers. it‘s tight at the top; rangers are level on points with celtic, but are behind on a goal difference ofjust one. in rugby union, two games in the premiership today — earlier london irish beat leicester tiger 36—11. there was plenty of drama in the late kick—off, as bristol came back from a 17 point deficit at half time to claim a late victory against exeter chiefs — winning 20 points to 17. that result means they leapfrog northampton to go top of the table. history repeats itself for the england cricket team. they beat new zealand in a thrilling final decider of their twenty20 series. and they did after another dramatic super—over, just like they did against the same opponents to win july‘s world cup final. adam wild has more. they say lightning never strikes twice, but in auckland, the conditions were an ominous sign. when the rain finally stopped, and cricket got started, the thunderous blows soon followed. new zealand with a lig

and with it, for the first time, a name, leyton jendon. but police couldn't track him down.howing up on social media and kid stuff? >> nothing. not even on any driver's license database. >> and he immediately tensed up, clenched his fists. his eyes got big. he couldn't take his eyes off of me. and i thought, this kid has done something wrong. and he thinks i'm coming to arrest him because i'm approaching him in uniform. >> reporter: did you share that with derek? >> yes. he said, we've received more information now, and we think we have another suspect. >> reporter: another suspect. a new name altogether, based on information from an eyewitness who may have seen annie kasprzak the night she was killed and knew who killed her. >>> coming up -- is this how annie was murdered? and is this the man who murdered her? when "dateline" continues. when "dateline" continues. sourced colors and flavors and are gluten & dairy free. they're all clean. all the time. even if sometimes we're not. sundown vitamins. all clean. all the time. there's a company that's talked than me: jd power.peo

." ♪ erica: hey, leyton, it's erica over at southern culture. how are you?onis: in 2012, erica barrett launched southern culture artisan foods, a line of all-natural packaged food mixes, based in atlanta, georgia. erica: you and quinn are gonna be working on grits. original grits, and then we need some truffle and sea salt, as well. lemonis: it had started as a side business, but as word of mouth spread, and the product offering expanded, from pancake and waffle mixes to bacon rub and grits... erica: write down what you guys produced. that way, i can put it into inventory. woman: yes, ma'am. lemonis: ...she gave up her full-time career to focus on this business. erica: i will wait to hear back from you on walmart meetings. lemonis: soon it was attracting high-profile admirers. erica: the packaging company that does pre-printed? man: right. erica: this guy's been calling me all week. man: okay. erica: 'cause he knows that we have a possibility of that walmart deal. lemonis: ...and sales approached a half a million dollars a year. erica: [ laughs ] you get the

a shock too for leyton orient, as they lost 2—1 to maldon and tiptree, who play in the eighth tier ofston. joe aribo and alfredo morelos scored for rangers. it‘s tight at the top; rangers are level on points with celtic, but are behind on a goal difference ofjust the one. to the world para—athletics championships in dubai now, and more medal success for great britain at the games, including a world record. 0ur reporter kate grey is there for us. kate, bring us to speed with what‘s happened. it has been a very busy day for great britain, but as you mentioned there, there has been a world record, and that went to hannah in the tea party 100 metres. she is back on top after a difficult 2018, losing her world record at european title. she has come here to do by and become the world champion in a new world record time, beating her team—mate. she looked absolutely brilliant and was very pleased at the end of the race. emotional as well, glad that she is back where she wants to be. and carrie taking the silver. there was a further five medals won across the course of the day for great britai