the committee alleges that two of the people subpoenaed allegedly met with the expresident inside the white house on january 4th to discuss the lineup of speakers at the rally before the insurrection. one of the individuals is now a trump-backed congressional candidate in ohio. this expands the wide net cast by the committee as it investigates the causes, the events, the money, and the key figures involved in the deadly capitol insurrection and fends off a campaign by the expresident and his allies to obstruct their work. just yesterday, a stunning blow was delivered to the expresident in his toefrtd shield all of his presidential records from the select committee. it s one that may have major consequences for the other trump allies and staffers hoping to derail the probe. an appeals court rejected trump s bid to block the committee from getting their hands on his records, citing the fact that both congress and the white house agree that, quote, there is a unique legislative
hello and welcome to sportsday i m hugh ferris. liverpool s history tells you all is not lost in the europa league, but can they produce another comeback against atalanta with west ham also hoping for a big night. they ve created some of the most iconic fa cup moments, but from next season, there will be no more replays. and eight counties will host women s cricket next year, some of those left out aren t happy this is about making england strong and hopefully get them back to winning world cups and ashes series. from georgia to texas, gulf s major coming thick and fast as we get the latest on the first round of the saffron championship. is more competitors should find out what they re wearing. one of those revealing their olympic kit. hello again. manchester city and arsenal are the latest to fall. the story of english clubs in europe this season will only be told beyond tonight if liverpool or west ham perform an escape act or aston villa return unscathed from northern fr
has told this programme that eu member countires have so far been discplined and prevented from making any meaningful pre negotiations with the uk. he also confirmed it would not be possible to agree all of the issues during the two year negotiation period, and he foresaw the distinc possibility of political and economic turbulence. we ll hear his interview with our diplomatic editor mark urban in full in a moment, but first, to our political editor nick watt. what are you hearing tonight? snp sources said that theresa may told nicola sturgeon that the uk government is confident they can do an overall deal within 18 months. so it means the future trading relationship. number ten doesn t believe the future trading relationship can be done and dusted them, it will need what it described as an implementation phase. but it shows that the uk is accepting the timetable by the eu, which is a greek it by the autumn of 2018 so it can be fully ratified. but the eu chief negotiator is s
Renovations. it is the home of atalanta fc, delighted to have the form liverpool defender alongside me form liverpool defender alongside me for this one. we are looking for another great liverpool european come back after they lost that first leg 3 0 last week. come back after they lost that first leg 3-0 last week. leg 3-0 last week. a terrible start for liverpool- leg 3-0 last week. a terrible start for liverpool. but leg 3-0 last week. a terrible start for liverpool. but what leg 3-0 last week. a terrible start for liverpool. but what we - leg 3-0 last week. a terrible start for liverpool. but what we do - leg 3-0 last week. a terrible start l for liverpool. but what we do know is liverpool have the firepower. they ve got the ability to create opportunities. it s about taking them opportunities which they haven t done in the last few games. they ve been very vulnerable to a counterattack, letting opposition get countless chances against them. tonight, they are going to need a
Eugene s argument. i don t know if it is bristly. but i think eugene is right. i think frankly most of the committee members would agree with eugene. but i think what the frustrated public and media needs to remember is, you have got to put the facts together before you present the facts. they are interviewed nearly 00 people. you are not going to want to have hearings with 300 people. that s going to be boring. it s going to be useless. and it is not going to tell the story. it is not dissimilar to what we did with the ukraine impeachment. we had closed door depositions, there were calls for it to be done in public. then we did have public hearings. uh-huh. that enabled us to tell a story through the witnesses. of course, we weren t making anything up, but we were able to idea the relevant and valuable portions of their ten hours of testimony and pull it out in a shorter hearing. we are going the want that.