' victories they look to make it four victories out of four against france. some good news this evening for british gymnastics. the men's team have joined the women in sealing their team place at next year's tokyo olympics. they did that by qualifying for the team final at the world championships in stuttgart. max whitlock topped the pommel standings as he aims for a third world title on that apparatus. the women's team final is tomorrow. that was our main task coming in here, qualifying as a four—man team for tokyo and we have done that. there were a couple of mistakes and we can improve on that but where there were mistakes, the team picked it up so well. altogether, we should be so proud, we made so many individualfinals as well, but the nextjob is the team final, which we can all look forward to. 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 broadcaster john kampfner and deputy political editor of the spectator, katy balls. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the internet giant is cashing in on children's mystery is the story in the daily telegraph, a story into online gaming by the nhs. a warning from hmrc that customs paperwork could cost businesses up to £15 billion in the event of a nokia

brexit. the guardian, a no—deal brexit. the guardian, a no—deal brexit could raise public debt to a 50 year high according to a leading expert in public finances. the daily mirror reveals the us envoy‘s wife who fled britain after the crash that killed a 19—year—old has a previous driving conviction in the states. the metro beams with —— leads with pole dancing, the prime minister and me, that isjennifer arcuri, who says borisjohnson visited her flat to see the poll in her living room but she refused to confirm if they had had an affair. we do not have to start with brexit for once. we are going to start with the amazing pictures on climate protests. the daily telegraph has this amazing picture of a clown who is being carried away by the police. you have experience of the protests?

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