going for a third gold medal. —— dean asha smith. the track at the european championships. steve cram with the commentary. she will need out the netherlands and tried to get them in a good position. naomi sydney will bring them home. poland, spain, great britain, northern ireland, netherlands, switzerland, germany italy and france. france still a danger on the outside but not perhaps as strong as they have been in other years. italy in lane seven. she finished very well in the semifinal to deny ireland a place. and for germany... the relay inspired by relays in germany will be lifted tonight. then the netherlands. 1099 in the 100. so used to this position, being the lead out athlete of the four by one. spain in lane two. : a bit curious. —— poland, a bit curious. great britain and northern ireland‘s men on the outstanding favourites for the final of that race to come after this one. not quite so clear cut here but this quartet does still start is the favourites. the midlands outside, a real danger. switzerland in five. asha philipp s

dean asha smith won the women's 100 championships in berlin.int british 1—2 in the men's. she won in 10.85 seconds, the joint fastest time in the world and a new british record. she is now targeting the four times 100 metre title along with the defence of her 200 metre crown. iamso i am so happy. to run a 10.8 in the championships is a really big deal so championships is a really big deal soiam championships is a really big deal so i am really happy. i wanted to come here and run that, after running 10.91 come here and run that, after running 10.9 i knew i had it. when it comes, anything can happen as you have seen with the upsets this morning. iam have seen with the upsets this morning. i am so happy right now! shortly after that, darnell hughes w011 shortly after that, darnell hughes won his first european medal of taking gold in the men's sprint in a 9.95 seconds it. rhys brecknock made ita 9.95 seconds it. rhys brecknock made it a british 1—2, taking silver, while seagate goodger came fourth. 0ver while seagate goodger came fourth. over in

so how good could asha—smith be? so how good could asher—smith be?c bronze and commonwealth gold to her name but four times olympic champion michaeljohnson thinks the sky's the limit. a female sprinters are watching this, they have seen this, or they will see it, and they will absolutely take notice. elaine thompson, johnny miller, and daphne skippers could tell them all about what happened here, she had a front i’ow what happened here, she had a front row seat. they all know they are the best in the world and she is now absolutely one of the best in the world. next yea r‘s world championships, the olympic games, this is a true contender. she is one that they will have in mind. she is one that they will have in mind. there were three more medals on the track for great britain as martyn rooney anchored the men's 4 by 400 metre relay to silver. the women took bronze, whilst shara proctor finished 3rd in the women's long jump. the other venue for these championships is glasgow, and whilst the track cycling may be done the medals on two wheels kept comin

asha—smith has a week or so to rest now, before her next race in zurich.week after becoming european champion over 1500 metres. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. the boss of the company responsible for the motorway bridge which collapsed in genoa on tuesday, says he won't apologise ahead of an investigation into what happened. autostrade's chief executive also said he's committed to finding the cause of the tragedy which claimed 42 lives. andrew plant reports. safety workers securing parts of the structure still standing after the devastating collapse last tuesday. the company which operated this bridge has expressed its sympathy for the victims, but stopped short of an apology. you apologise if you feel you are responsible for it. as i said before, i believe that the situation is so — the technical situation is so complex that it's up to the, i mean, justice to understand what happened, and why, and under which conditions. we will do whatever we can to help justice to go fast and deep. it could

dean asha smith has returned home after her brilliant week in berlin at the european championships when100 metre, 200 meter and 100 meter relay titles. she broke national records with world leading times. this is much better than just european performance full looking forward to the world championships next year in doha and beyond that the tokyo 0lympics. for now she is enjoying all the attention and the medals. definitely not used to this. i'm am not the kind of person who hands out the limelight. that is not me at all. i do not think i will ever get used to this kind of thing. it is heart—warming to see so many people taking an interest in athletics. they want to see a british beam outsprinted doing so well. tiger woods is going to have to wait till next month to see if he gets a wild card to play at the ryder cup. us have confirmed the first eight members of their team who have qualified by right for the eventin who have qualified by right for the event in paris. he finished in the top ten at the open. he is back into the top 30 in the world for the first time in four years. forjim f

asha—smith comes away, comes away by a distance.come home with a gold medal today. honestly it's been so great. britain's middle distance runners were showing their strength too. laura muir dominating the 1500 metres, with laura weightman digging in for bronze. it's probably the most pressure i've been under, in terms of expectation to win, so it was something new for me. but i think i handled it really well and i'm just so thankful to all the support i've had back home and here as well. keeping count of the laps in the 5,000 metres is key. lonah salpeter losing track allowed britain's eilidh mccolgan to claim silver. misfortune struck germany, failing to reach the sprint relay final in the most painful way. suffering in this event is nothing new to great britain, but their luck appears to be changing. gold for great britain, a fitting climax. the men matching the achievements of the women, and securing top spot in the athletics medal table. nick parrot, bbc news. events in glasgow also came to a close, with gold in the men's gymnas

before i go, just after eight o'clock will be talking to golden girl herself, gina asha smith. ernationally but he thinks she should double up and do them both. he was saying that by doing them both it makes her better at both. makes sense. medics have welcomed a ruling that allows a doctor to practise again, saying that the way she was treated could have discouraged them from learning from their mistakes. dr hadiza bawa—garba was struck off following the death of six year old jack adcock. he died after developing sepsis at leicester royal infirmary. reacting to the decision, dr bawa—garba told the bbc‘s panorma programme that she hoped the ruling will lead to changes in the nhs. iam very i am very aware that this case goes beyond what just happened i am very aware that this case goes beyond whatjust happened to me. a single trainee doctor. my hope is that lessons learnt from this case will translate into a better working conditions forjunior doctors. but jack adcock‘s mother nicola, says she is now considering her own legal action, and is bitterly upset by the decision. ijust c