thailand's sunny akani beat the world champion mark williams by six frames to three in china.'s men had to settle for fifth place at the gymnastics world championships in doha — they won silver last time round in 2015 — but have insisted they've got more to come both as a team, and when the individual competition starts later this week. the medals went to china, russia and japan — and earlier when i spoke to three—times world champion beth tweddle, she told me the russians were bitterly disappointed to be pipped to gold by china. it would necessarily shocked. obviously, they are qualified in the top spot or there's always that little bit of pressure and that they told we know we can do it but china did have three foals and were only just slightly ahead of them but the gymnast who was most distraught was the one who had fallen. he is probably kicking himself thinking if only i had stayed on that piece of apparatus we would have not had that really close fight at the end. i think they werejust really close fight at the end. i think they were just disappointed because it was so c

thailand's sunny akani beat the world champion mark williams by six frames to three in china.oposal can take months of planning and preparation. but for this footballer, the perfect time was right after he scored a goal. eduard bello scored in the second minute for deportes antofagasta in the chilean league and he ran to stands to pop the question after he was handed the ring by a member of staff on the bench. he wasn't booked for wasting time. luckily, she said yes. he then went on to score another goal in the match, which ended 2—2. who said romance is dead? 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 ben chu, economics editor of the independent and anne mcelvoy, senior editor at the economist. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. chancellor philip hammond had plenty of tricks up his sleeve in his halloween budget, so says the metro, which leads on his income tax cuts and his extra cash for universal credit. the telegraph hailed what it called "a b