rahul! cheering and applause. thank you. it is so emotional.looks meagre. the controversy, why it looks meagre. the co ntrove rsy , was why it looks meagre. the controversy, was it right he got the extra 15 minutes? absolutely, it was not his fault the glass jar exploded. i agree. at one stage i thought they would not give him extra time. there were issues in some episodes regarding how hot the tent has been. certainly the fact that he had been having issues with his self—confidence, i think he was already a little bit nervous going into that challenge and to then start completely again 15 minutes in i was worried about him, said that is why i am happy. was it the right decision? absolutely, the decision to give extra time is not given lightly. health and safety is number one. i absolutely agree that he deserved those extra 15 minutes. was he the right winner? on the day, yes. it was really difficult in the la st yes. it was really difficult in the last few minutes. i could not pinpoint one winner. i thought all three of them were fantastic. on

rahul. last night, the great british bake—0ff had a yorkshire winner.ak to andrew sheldon, who's a creative director at true north, which says it's the largest independent tv production company in the north of england. he backed the winning leeds bid and joins me live from ilkely in west yorkshire. beautiful part of the world of there, i have spent time up there myself. have you feel about this news? we are elated, over the moon really. yorkshire has always had a great legacy in television production but in recent years, it has been quite hard slog is what you see a lot of investment go to the west of the country. and we have had a north south divide conversation about the country, there is an east and west won the first —— russell pup and west won the first —— russell pup we have history with our friends across the border in what is shared so across the border in what is shared so it would have been a tragedy if they had gone there and not come here in certain respects. you back to this bid obviously. what is it about the north rather or leeds that sou

the daily mirror leads with a photograph of winner rahul lifting the trophy alongside judges paul hollywoodond after announcing £400 million for schools in england which teachers argue doesn't cover long—term funding. we were talking to him about that yesterday. let's have a look inside the papers with victoria. with the retail, the high street is having a tough time of late. evans cycles is the latest law that looks like it's in trouble, but the same man seems to be swooping in. the founder of sports direct. he's got plans to buy evans cycles. he says to make them profitable, he's going to have to shut after stores. that's that story. a little story at the bottom here, wh smith, a business of two halves. not doing so well on the high street but its stores in train stations and the like are doing well. it's going abroad, acquiring a us presence in. if you're a regular on the london to new york route, you haven't woken up in the wrong city, there will be wh smiths in new york as well. interesting. albatrosses, this is cool, recruited to spy on illegal fishing by the this is cool, recruited t