this is bbc news. the top stories. 39 people are known to have died in the bridge collapse in northern italy. the transport minister wants to revoke the contract of the company responsible for maintaining the bridge. police continued to question 29—year—old salih khater, the man arrested after a suspected terrorist attack in westminster. and a bell has wrung out 32 times in omagh to mark the 20th anniversary of the bombing and they commemorate each of the lives lost and one extra, marking those who have died in similar atrocities. the bbc will not appeal after losing the high court case brought by sir cliff richard over its coverage of a police raid at his home. in a moment, sport but first let's take a look at what is coming up on bbc news. we will be live in genoa for

the latest on the search for survivors. ahead of tomorrow's a—level results thousands of stu d e nts a—level results thousands of students received their btec results and we look at why more people choose vocational courses. and on the papers, i am joined by david davis and owen bennet. all of that is to come but now it is sports day. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm azi farni. coming up. celtic count the cost of failing to reach the champions league group stage for the first time in three seasons here in the studio with me joe lynskey and my guest owen coyle we'll look at what that result could mean for scottish football. england rugby union international danny cipriani will appear at a magistrates‘ court after being arrested at a nightclub injersey.

and britain's most successful long jumper talks to us about his upcoming retirement. i'm greg rutherford and join me later on sports day. hello and welcome to sportsday. thanks forjoining us. we'll start with football and the fallout from celtic‘s champions league defeat last night. the 2—1 loss in athens to aek means they miss out on a financial windfall and the result could also have ramifications for scottish football as a whole. our reporterjoe lynskey explains why. azi thank you, and owen coyle the former burnley manager is with us to reflect on a huge setback for the scottish champions. it wasn't so long ago that celtic

were beating the likes of barcelona in the champions league in front of incredible atmospheres at their home of celtic park. this year though they know now they won't be playing in europe's premier competition. and after a 3—2 aggregate defeat to the greek champions aek athens. it's a defeat that could cost them up to £40 million. think all you spent much of your playing career in the scottish domestic league. tell us what the result will mean to celtic and scottish football. for celtic the past couple of years they have been in the group stages where an elite clu b in the group stages where an elite club will feel is the right place. it isa club will feel is the right place. it is a setback for themselves and scottish football because the coefficient celtic have gathered in the group stages, if they build on that there was a possibility they

would have had an automatic place in the group stages in a few years. but four qualifying rounds has made it tough and not only do celtic suffer but all scottish football because the coefficient drops. most of the other teams have relied on celtic to be the flag bearer which is why the result does not help anybody. to explain to some viewers, celtic started the champions league campaign back on the 10th ofjuly against armenian opposition. it was a lwa ys against armenian opposition. it was always going to be difficult with four rounds in total and they only got to three to get to the champions league proper. does that give you sympathy for the players? absolutely. the previous years there have been three qualifiers. initially it was four. the champions route is for smaller nations. as you mention, starting so early. only two

weeks pre—season training under their belts. it was difficult. the size of the champions league. even last night they did not play badly. they were the better team but did not take their chances and they were soft goals. but that is the fallout 110w. soft goals. but that is the fallout now. it is a blow for celtic. we can hear from now. it is a blow for celtic. we can hearfrom their now. it is a blow for celtic. we can hear from their manager brendan rodgers. we're not getting opened up and fantastic goals scored against us. it is concentration and basic defending. it is hard to get your head around but we have to do is go away and work with the players we have, try to improve and try to make them better. you should not have to to lose to learn but when you lose you have to learn. such disappointment from him. we can

hear more from him now. he said it's not rocket science. you have to always guard against becoming complacent and the way you do that is by adding to the squad. there's players that we've kept, but obviously getting other players in. it's been plain sailing up to this point — he's won the domestic treble both seasons in charge, but what will this result mean for him? i think you will be as disappointed as anybody, he said such a high standard. the first season, the principles, domestically they have carried all before them and the next pa rt carried all before them and the next part is the progress in europe. they got to group stages last year and came up against psg and wonderful teams. and some not great results. so they look to improve on that but 110w so they look to improve on that but now they do not get the opportunity. knowing him as i do, they will pick themselves up, and look again to win domestically. it is a disappointment

for everybody. these are the club badges, not familiar to you or i. the two sides, one celtic will play in the qualifying play—off for the europa league. fk suduva or spartaks jurmala of latvia. it is not madrid 01’ jurmala of latvia. it is not madrid or munich. there is no easy game in europe these days that you would expect celtic to take care of either of that opposition. they still want european football and celtic fans have grown—up used a big nights at celtic park. that is another challenge. it is not barcelona and psg so to lift yourself for these games, that is what they have to do is professional players and they still want european football. and they have a derby match with rangers managed by steven gerrard. plenty more reaction in five live sport on

radio 5 live. back to you. manchester city midfielder kevin de bruyne is undergoing tests on his right knee after sustaining an injury at training today. the club say that they don't know the extent of the problem yet. de bruyne was city's player of the season last season, scoring 12 goals and providing 21 assists as his side won the premier league and efl cup. city, who began their title defence with a 2—0 victory at arsenal, next play huddersfield at home on sunday. the chair of anti—racism campaign group kick it out says there's been a "shameful silence" over ongoing criticism of manchester city winger raheem sterling. lord herman ouseley has called for football's leading bodies to tackle the concerns. sterling has faced frequent media disapproval, most recently for a tattoo of a gun on his leg, but also for purchasing clothes from primark and buying his mum a house. he was also criticised

over his world cup performances for england in russia. former arsenal striker ian wright has said that criticism of sterling is motivated by racism. real madrid coach julen lopetegui has vowed to help gareth bale have a standout season following the departure of cristiano ronaldo. real madrid face city rivals atletico madrid in the super cup tonight — that's winners of the champions league against the winners of the europa league. and with the ronaldo leaving forjuventus this summer, bale is ready to take centre stage, as hugh morgan reports from tallin. winding cobbled streets, historic buildings and plenty for the globe trotting tourist, but there is a different attraction in this ancient city that football fans are flocking to see. some of the biggest names in world football, as real madrid, winners of the champions league, ta ke

winners of the champions league, take on local rival athletic oh, europa league winners in the uefa super cup. one player everyone will have their eyes on is the man who scored two goals in the champions league final. but the question on everybody‘s the lips in the build—up, is gareth bale the man to replace cristiano ronaldo following his transfer to juventus for £100 million? translation: gareth is a player we love, we a re translation: gareth is a player we love, we are happy he is with us, he has been in real madrid many seasons and from the first day has been training hard. he is an important player for our team and we need great players, for example gareth. i am not going to speak of the past and the present. despite winning the champions league four times, gareth bale is often criticised by media in

spain because of injuries and a lack of consistency. translation: in my opinion it can be this season when he can shine a lot and he can be the leader of real madrid. he will do a great season. in preseason bale has scored against ac milan, juventus and rome but a goal in the super cup derby against athletic oh would be a statement the welsh man is the man to carry the hopes of real madrid this season. england rugby union international danny cipriani has been arrested at a nightclub injersey. his club gloucester confirmed that he was involved in an incident in the early hours of wednesday morning at a venue in st helier. the former sale player will appear at a magistrates‘ court on thursday morning. our sports correspodent david ornsteinjoins us now. david, what more do we know? he was arrested in the capital of

jersey and the state ofjersey police said this morning, a 30—year—old, danny cipriani, was charged with common assault, larceny, assault on police, resisting arrest and disorderly on licensed premises. he was remanded in custody until a court appearance at magistrates at 10am tomorrow and we can learn more then. gloucester by we can learn more then. gloucester rugby club are aware of the incident and will be making a further comment in due course. onlyjust made it back into the england team, eddiejones will not welcome this. no, danny cipriani was recalled by jones for the summer tour to south africa, a decade after his last international star. he perform well and joined gloucester after leaving wasps. he turned down foreign clubs to prolong his england career with the aim of making the 2019 world

cup, but was injersey as part of a preseason training camp with gloucester. it would appear not to have gone well and questions remain. we should hear more tomorrow with a court appearance at 10am. thank you. the world pa ra—swimming european championships continue in dublin today. 16—year—old maisie summers—newton is competing again after setting a new world record as she claimed gold in the sm6 200m individual medley. kate grey is there for us. the youngster has continued to impress in dublin and last night's world record breaker was back today in the breaststroke. she qualified six seconds ahead of the rest of the field but still found time to catch up field but still found time to catch up the support she has received from back home. i had a lot of text messages. all really supportive. i

cannot wait to go back and see them all. how important is this race coming you have the world record in this one? it is very important, it isa main this one? it is very important, it is a main one and i enjoy swimming, it is my favourite stroke. fresh from winning silver in the men's freestyle, jordan catchpole is keen to bring back a gold medal in his favourite event, 100 metres backstroke. i am confident coming into 100 back because the only other person better than me is marked but i feel i can take him in the final. great britain have a total of ten athletes competing this evening and so plenty of medal opportunities on the third day of action. in the kia women's superleague, loughborugh lightning have beaten western storm to overtake them at the top of the table. rachael haynes hit a half century for loughborugh, as they won by 9 wickets. the result means that lightening will progress directly to the final if they beat yorkshire diamonds in their last group match on saturday. britain's david smith has

claimed his third individual bc one boccia world title in liverpool. the rio paralympic champion put on a dominant performance to beat china's kai sun 7—2 in the final. there was disappointment for defending bca world champion stephen mcguire though as he went out in the last 16. coverage of the championships continues on the bbc sport website tomorrow with the team events. coverage continues on the bbc sport website tomorrow with team events. long jump champion greg rutherford says it'll be emotional when he jumps for the last time in a stadium this weekend. rutherford, who has won five major gold medals, including an olympic gold in 2012, will compete at the diamond league meeting in birmingham on saturday, before a final appearance in newcastle in september. he visited bbc sport today to talk retirement, dina asher—smith and the the team park run event he's taking part in over the next few weeks. the park run is something i got

involved in last year and 200 athletes, olympians and paralympians will get involved with local park i’u ns will get involved with local park runs all over the uk and it is happening over the next four weeks which should be exciting so for anybody who has not done one, the next few weekends a good opportunity to experience it. you compete in birmingham this weekend and you said it will be your last outing as a professional athlete. you have talked about retirement, but has it come earlier than planned? yes and no. for need, when i look at the last time i competed for great britain was the olympics in 2016 and since then i have had so many injuries and i started to come to grips with the fact it would not continue much longer. i hoped this year being the european year i could have had a good year but sadly it was not to be. i am doing birmingham and one more in newcastle which is a

street event and more of an exhibition but it will be the last time i'djump at exhibition but it will be the last time i'd jump at a stadium before a home crowd, this saturday and it will be emotional. you have to learn to change mindset at this point because i was always in it to win it. all i wanted to do was win. i is ?u ssssszs iss sis ass s—s ;s s. . s if, i a s; iii z: a week 7: iii z: a week at i: e a week at % due to i am 7": i am not 7": i am not the 7": i am not the athlete é i am not the athlete i? i am not the athlete i was a injury. i am not the athlete i was a few years ago. you have to change the desire to win everything and doing incredibly well to more of an enjoyment factor. i have to ask about dina asher—smith. you were pa rt about dina asher—smith. you were part of the team alongside michael johnson who called her the complete package. she's incredible and at the age of 22 to achieve what she has, the sport of athletics is a world sport do you want to be judged upon how well you can do in world championships and olympic games. equally on the circuit. dina

asher—smith is running times now and she aims to run quicker, she will be mixing it up for world and olympic medals at least. i would like to think if she improves that little bit more which she has the ability to do, she could become olympic champion. the european championships painted british athletics in a good light. where is it coming up ahead of the world championships in tokyo? the americans were not in the european championships and will be in these events. how strong his british athletics? we are in a far better place than we were around 2005-6, better place than we were around 2005—6, when it was myself, mo farah and jess ennis coming through. we had lost kelly holmes in the relay tea m had lost kelly holmes in the relay team that won in athens. with the likes of dina asher—smith, laura muirand likes of dina asher—smith, laura muir and others coming through, we are ina muir and others coming through, we are in a situation where we have a good chance of winning medals. you we re good chance of winning medals. you were at the european championships

asa were at the european championships as a pundit and you are doing a lot of media work now. have you thought about giving presenting ago chris knight it is a plan. i have a lot to learn but it is something i could do. —— presenting is a plan. northern ireland's former world boxing champion carl frampton continues his bid to rule the world featherweight title when he takes on luke jackson on saturday. the fighter windsor park in belfast comes fighter windsor park in belfast co m es after fighter windsor park in belfast comes after a gruelling summer training camp. the long road to windsor park started in may. at high altitude in the searing heat of tenerife. with gruelling runs up the volcano and

intense gym sessions, all before an opponent was announced. you have to listen to your body and i have learned matt, as i have got older and more professional in my approach. —— i have learned that. especially when you are away from yourfamily, you especially when you are away from your family, you get lonely especially when you are away from yourfamily, you get lonely but i am lucky to be surrounded by good people. boxing now, at the end of my career, it is better than it has ever been. frampton has moved with the times, adapting a more scientific approach and working with the manchester institute of sport. he is telling me to hold it back,